LAZY ARMS

Year: 2015

Material/Technique: Mixed Media

Edition: Unique

Signed:Not Set

LAZY ARMS

About the Work

Year
2015
Material/Technique
Mixed Media
Edition
Unique
Signed
Not Set
Frame
Not Included
Work Certificate
Not Set
Category
Media Art
Style
Abstract, Digital

Work Details

LAZY ARMS

ロボット工学・機械学習・光と音のリアルタイム制御を組み合わせたキネティック・スカルプチャー。 鑑賞者の動きに呼応して色や音、動きを変容させていく。

主な展覧会

軽井沢ニューアートミュージアム 企画展 “アートはサイエンス” | 軽井沢 | 2017

名古屋市科学館 特別展「ロボットってなんだろう?」 | 名古屋 | 2017

デジタルコンテンツEXPO 2016| 東京 | 2016

デジタルコンテンツEXPO 2015 | 東京 | 2015

東京デザインウィーク 2015| 東京 | 2015

Exhibition Information

Past Exhibitions
DESIGNART TOKYO 2020
10.23.2020 - 11.03

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Since it was founded in 2004 as a team that produces 3DCG images and video games, they have utilized their know-how to create art and prototype new businesses while focusing on the entertainment field. In recent years, he has created digital art along with video and game production, and participated in overseas exhibitions. The work was introduced at the “Japan-Africa Forum” hosted by the Japanese government and the NHK “Sunday Art Scene”. Since 2016, they will explore the possibility that art and technology intersect, such as carrying out joint projects every year in an internship program with Stanford University. Since it was founded in 2004 as a team that produces 3DCG images and video games, they have utilized their know-how to create art and prototype new businesses while focusing on the entertainment field. In recent years, he has created digital art along with video and game production, and participated in overseas exhibitions. The work was introduced at the “Japan-Africa Forum” hosted by the Japanese government and the NHK “Sunday Art Scene”. Since 2016, they will explore the possibility that art and technology intersect, such as carrying out joint projects every year in an internship program with Stanford University.

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10.27.2020