Events

Artist Talk: daisy*

Event Date:October 2024/10/12-13

Open Time:_ _ _
Both days: Half past eleven am to half past twelve/ Two to three pm　

Place:Karuizawa New Art Museum second floor

Conduct:Curator

Instructor:Masato Inagaki (and 2 others)

Entry fee:Exhibition admission fee only

Target:From children to adults (infants must be accompanied by a guardian)

Application / Contact

Karuizawa New Art Museum
Tel. 0267-46-8691
Exhibition Section

We will be inviting Daisy's Masato Inagaki, who is creating a fantastic video work of the ancient fish coelacanth swimming in the "ancient aquarium" at "Irreplaceable : Earth, Landscape, Environment," to talk to us directly. Anyone who has a ticket for the exhibition can participate. For details of the event, please see below.




Exhibition informationCLICK HEREから

REPORT

Report on the talk event with daisy*., an artist featured in the "Irreplaceable Things" exhibition!
Over two days, on October 10-12, we spoke with team daisy*, who produced the video piece "ancient aquarium," which features a coelacanth swimming, for the "Irreplaceable : Earth, Landscapes, Environment" exhibition, about the behind-the-scenes story of the work's creation.

The conversation expanded from 3DCG and game engines to the world of AI, and finally to discuss things that only humans can do in the art world and technologies that will likely be replaced by AI in this day and age when AI technology is rapidly developing. It was very interesting, and it provided an opportunity to once again think about the meaning of the actions of humans who create art.

Thank you so much, Inagaki-san, Kurihara-san, and Hiraki-san!


The exhibition will be held until November fourth. If you are in Karuizawa, please invite your friends and stop by!
We look forward!
When you break down the CG data of a coelacanth, this is what it initially looks like.
The fish's body has been designed so that the head, fins, torso, and tail can each move naturally.
Explaining how a coelacanth is set up to swim in a hypothetical aquarium
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