Mariko Mori

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Back when the book entitled "Mariko Mori" first appeared, Mori's career seemed set on an ebullient rise. Curatorial overstatement notwithstanding, the book portrays Mori as a "revolutionary" merging science, art and religion into a new optimistic synthesis that embraces tradition, technology and spirituality/5(2).

Back when the book entitled "Mariko Mori" first appeared, Mori's career seemed set on an ebullient rise. Curatorial overstatement notwithstanding, the book portrays Mori as a "revolutionary" merging science, art and religion into a new optimistic synthesis that embraces tradition, technology and /5(18).

This beautifully designed book presents Mariko Mori's Dream Temple project, a full-scale temple inspired by an eighth century Buddhist temple in Japan. Beginning with her pencil, ink, and watercolor drawings, and continuing with architectural drawings, digital images, and video stills, Mori's vision of a contemporary meditative space is a mesmerizing journey into the micro and macrocosmic forces of 5/5(1).

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Mariko Mori has been contemplating the theme of the afterlife for years. The collection of 46 drawings presented in this edition were created in Okinawa, Japan, over a period of fourteen years. The edition size has numerical significance for the artist, inspired by the 33 transformations undergone by Bodhisattvas to attain salvation.

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Mariko Mori Published by Hatje Cantz. One of the best-known Japanese artists of the international scene, Mariko Mori, born in in Tokyo, envisions fantastical worlds and beings in spectacular photographs and videos--frequently casting herself amid these scenarios as a Björk-esque avatar in biomorphic and technological symbiosis.

The futuristic, sci-fi like scenarios created by the artist Mariko Mori in her photographs and video installations often include Mori herself, dressed in outlandish costume, and are intriguing and imaginative works which combine elements of Japanese popular culture, such as Japanimation, as well as fashion, cyberspace, and video art.

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One of the best-known Japanese artists of the international scene, Mariko Mori, born in in Tokyo, envisions fantastical worlds and beings in spectacular photographs and videos--frequently casting herself amid these scenarios as a Bj???rk-esque avatar in biomorphic and technological symbiosis.

Mori studied fashion design in Tokyo, worked. Mariko Mori Book author Lisa Corrin Book edition Paperback Number of pages 94 pages Language English Published August 1st by Museum of Contemporary Art File size (in PDF) kB.

Some brief overview of book. --Mariko Mori Mariko Mori, the Japanese art superstar known for creating utopian futuristic scenarios that mix elements from Buddhism, Shintoism and Manga culture, here presents her latest and grandest endeavor.

Wave UFO is a dynamic sculptural form that hovers on the border between large-scale sculpture and bio-amorphous architecture. A futuristic version of an integral work of art, it offers. This beautifully designed book presents Mariko Mori's Dream Temple project, a full-scale temple inspired by an eighth century Buddhist temple in Japan.

Beginning with her pencil, ink, and watercolor drawings, and continuing with architectural drawings, digital images, and video stills, Mori's vision of a contemporary meditative space is a mesmerizing journey into the micro and macrocosmic.

ISBN: OCLC Number: Notes: This catalog is published in conjunction with the exhibition Mariko Mori / Oneness at the Groninger Museum, Groningen, The Netherlands, April 29 - September 2,and at ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, Aarhus, Denmark, October 4, - Janu.

Books by Mariko Mori Visionaire 36 Power: Limited Edition by Inez Van Lamsweerde, Wolfgang Tillmans, Peter Saville, Mariko Mori, Vinoodh Matadin, Warren Du Preez, Nick Thornton-Jones, Richard Misrach, Visionaire Publishing Hardcover, 60 Pages, Published by Visionaire Publishing, Llc ISBNISBN: The futuristic, sci-fi like scenarios created by the artist Mariko Mori in her photographs and video installations often include Mori herself, dressed in outlandish costume, and are intriguing and imaginative works which combine elements of Japanese popular culture, such as Japanimation, as well as fashion, cyberspace, and video art.

Mori, who. Mariko Mori, “Tama I” (), epoxy with pearlescent finish in front of drawings by Mori. This movement of time is most effective at the beginning and the end, where first you enter a dark Author: Allison Meier.