Jordan, the Temple, and the Cat
Year: 2024
Material/Technique: Acrylic, Mixed Media, Pen, Guazh, Jesso, Panel
Size: 27.3 × 22 × 2 cm
Edition: Unique
Signed:Included
This artwork is available for purchase.
USD 383
Note: Prices are displayed as reference prices converted at the exchange rate. Payments are made in Japanese yen.
About the Work
- Year
- 2024
- Material/Technique
- Acrylic, Mixed Media, Pen, Guazh, Jesso, Panel
- Size
- 27.3 × 22 × 2 cm
- Edition
- Unique
- Signed
- Included
- Frame
- Not Included
- Work Certificate
- Included
- Distributor of artworks
- Iroka
- Ship-from Area
- Fukuoka Prefecture
- Days Until Dispatch
- 2-3 Days
- Category
- Painting
- Style
- Pop Art, Conceptual, Fantasy, Emotional, Energy, Asia, Philosophy / Vanitas, Others
Work Details
titles
“Jordan, the Temple, and the Cat”
F3 (27.2×22cm)
Brush pen x mixed media on
panels
This work is one of the works created on the theme of collaboration between AI and humans. Using Jordan, one of the exhibiting countries, as a motif, the prompts were carefully selected, and then finished by hand by IROKA after having AI draw the design.
The composition, which intersects technology, sensibility, memory and future, was selected for Saatchi Art's representative collection in Japan and received high praise from international curators.
In response to this selection, the price was revised to ¥60,000 to reflect the history and value of the work.
The black and blue combination cat symbolizes serenity and inner strength, and the Jordanian temple and red sun in the background drift the boundary between memories and dreams.
Space editing as a “speaking landscape” is designed to quietly reach viewers at home and abroad.
We will take this opportunity to revise prices.
I hope that the narration put into the work will remain in the memories of those who see it.
International Spotlight: Japan
Up-and-coming Japanese artists are shaping global ideas about art. Explore Dynamic Works That Reflect Japan's Invented Creative Landscape.
This work is one of the works created on the theme of collaboration between AI and humans. Using Jordan, one of the exhibiting countries, as a motif, the prompts were carefully selected, and then finished by hand by IROKA after having AI draw the design.
The composition, which intersects technology, sensibility, memory and future, was selected for Saatchi Art's representative collection in Japan and received high praise from international curators.
In response to this selection, prices will be revised to reflect the history and value of the work.
The black and blue combination cat symbolizes serenity and inner strength, and the Jordanian temple and red sun in the background drift the boundary between memories and dreams.
Space editing as a “speaking landscape” is designed to quietly reach viewers at home and abroad.
We will take this opportunity to revise prices.
I hope that the narration put into the work will remain in the memories of those who see it.
International Spotlight: Japan
Up-and-coming Japanese artists are shaping global ideas about art. Explore Dynamic Works That Reflect Japan's Invented Creative Landscape.
60 Artworks curated by Audrey Wolfe, Assistant Curator.
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.
I want to express such events with art, and I will mainly be exhibiting works created by generating designs with AI using prompts, and then finished by drawing pictures by hand by IROKA.
IROKA is a Japanese brand ambassador for a Georgia-based gallery planning a world tour of 30 exhibitions in 30 countries, and has been exhibiting in countries around the world since the beginning of the activity. Mainly works related to the countries in which they were exhibited are exhibited.
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USD 383
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Artist
Ultramodern Artist
In 2018, she encountered henna art while volunteering at an Indian cultural event held in Japan. Tintricate patterns drawn on arms and hands captivated her, and tracing them with a brush pen led to the emergence of her signature style—delicate yet bold lines. This marked the beginning of her artistic journey, which formally began in 2019.
Without formal art education, she developed a free-spirited approach, exhibiting works both domestically and internationally. In 2021, she received the Hermès International Grand Prize and a national art award. Her 1st solo exhibition was held in 2022, followed by a major show at Daimaru Tenjin in 2024.
In 2025, she presented her first installation themed “Borderless Without travel,” inviting viewers to experience invisible crossings through spatial composition.
# featured in 50 Artists to Discover 2025 (Italy), #Biancoscuro Art Magazine (Art Basel Basel & Paris) alongside Tim Burton,
#Most Investable Artist Directory (Hong Kong)
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