Keita Iizuka is a visionary manga artist known for his hauntingly beautiful and atmospheric explorations of post-apocalyptic and science-fiction themes. He gained prominence with works like Blue Phobia, where he masterfully combined body horror with a clinical, high-contrast aesthetic.

Iizuka’s style is defined by immaculate, sharp linework and a sophisticated use of negative space. He excels at rendering crystalline textures, sterile industrial environments, and fragile human anatomy. His art often evokes a sense of "cold beauty," balancing the grotesque with an ethereal, lonely elegance. By merging crystalline biological mutations with architectural precision, Iizuka creates immersive worlds that are as unsettling as they are breathtaking.