A special digital art exhibition featuring AI artworks and Japanese Ukiyo-e paintings is now underway in Shenzhen. Co-presented by "Temple of Light" and Danny Rose studio, two Paris-based art groups, the exhibition provides visitors with a 4D immersive artistic experience.
Photo: Shenzhen Municipal Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau
The exhibition includes two large-scale digital artworks with the themes "MUTATION" and "UKIYO-E VISIONS". Based on AI modeling, "MUTATION" shows the continuously changing state of matter itself from infinitely extended flat lines, the composition of cubes, to the final dissolution into smoke. It provides a new perspective for understanding the physical and the virtual world.
Photo: Shenzhen Municipal Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau
"UKIYO-E VISIONS" is a digital recreation of more than 400 classic Japanese artworks from the 17th to 19th century, curated from 20 museums around the world. Inside the immersive theater at the pavilion, the audience will be surrounded by falling sakura petals, lush mountains, giant waves, and figures dressed in kimonos in Ukiyo-e paintings.
Photo: Shenzhen Municipal Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau
This is the first exhibition of "Temple of Light" in southern China. In addition, in September this year, "MUTATION" won the Gold Award at the Australian Effects & Animation Festival (AEAF) in the "Live Event Installations & Projections" category, while "UKIYO-E VISIONS" was also nominated as one of the finalists.
Time: 13:00-21:45 (Tuesday to Friday), 10:00- 21:45 (weekends and holidays); until February 26, 2023
Add.: OCT creative exhibition center, OCT Harbour, Nanshan District, Shenzhen (深圳市南山区欢乐海岸创展广场)
Author: Holly
Editor: Wing, Steven, Monica, Jerry
