Angkor Wat, Moon and a Cat

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“Angkor Wat, Moon and Cat”

S0 (15.0×15.0×2.0cm)

Brush pen x mixed media on

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The Traveling Cat Series

In this series, AI is given prompts to present designs,

I chose them myself from among them, and created them using the process of copying and finishing by hand.

Cats are used as iconic motifs, and they are displayed against the backdrop of memories and landscapes of the countries on display.

When human sensitivities and AI's editorial viewpoint intersect,

Each one contains a new story as a “trace of collaboration.”

Another motif work in the series will be released in 2025/10

It was selected for the Saatchi Art Japan Collection and received international acclaim.

The “Traveling Cat Series” is a group of works that transcend size and speaks through the appearance of cats traveling through memories, symbols, and landscapes.

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“Angkor Wat, Moon and Cat”

15 x 15 cm work

🌕 Concept introduction

It is a poem about creation through collaboration between AI and humans.

By reproducing and finishing the composition of Angkor Wat, the symbol of Cambodia derived by AI, and the appearance of a traveling cat with the artist's own hands, it depicts the moment when technological intelligence and human physicality intersect.

AI is not an entity that takes away creativity; it is another point of view that expands thinking.

This series explores the process by which images reconstructed by AI are received by human hands and reproduced as handwriting through the landscapes and cats of the 20 countries on display.

In this work, the white cat standing under the tranquil moonlight of Angkor Wat symbolizes the resonance of** “culture and life,” “technology and sensibility.” **

It is a piece showing new possibilities of expression in the AI age — redefining beauty through co-creation.

It's a piece that starts a dialogue with the viewer's memory.

AI Prompt and Me ~ Around the World Series

In an age where coexistence with AI is accelerating, there are concerns about how work and employment will be affected in the future, but in reality, AI does not do a good job without good instructions (prompts). Accurate instructions from humans are necessary, and communication is necessary many times, and collaborative work with humans is becoming more important.

It is a series of works that wanted to express such events with art, created a design with AI generation using prompts, and then finished by IROKA drawing pictures by hand