Follow Nexter for more: https://nexter.org/
If you like technology and enjoy watching works of art, you should visit the Mori Building Digital Art Museum. It is a cultural place that exhibits the creation of artists, not traditional ones but those who use technological tools to produce incredible modern masterpieces. It is a place where past and future meet. If it sounds interesting to you, then watch this video presented to you by Nexter and you will be convinced that this is a place that geeks, as well as art lovers, will love.
The early 21st century has shown a separation from the traditional arts of oil painting, pencil art, and sketches in favor of Digital Art. Those engaged in this art form use their creative minds to promote the use of lights, lasers, colors, and computer graphics to create interactive experiences that bring art to the next level.
Urban developer Mori Building is joining forces with the experimental Japanese art collective Team Lab in Tokyo to establish the Mori Art Museum. Together, they are set to open a 107, 000 square foot interactive museum. This collaboration is expected to expand upon the art that was originally created for interactive shows in London, Sydney, and Istanbul.
Tokyo museums are interested in showcasing this new art form in their quest to remain relevant in the face of changing tastes in art. This is something that they look forward to promoting especially since Singapore paved the way for it with its hosting of the exhibit “Walk, Walk, Walk: Search, Deviate, Unite” also by the same art collective.
The installation is expected to create an interactive light experience for the visitors who will marvel at the interaction of nature and humans in a computer-generated forest with moving animals, a flooring that simulates natural forest growth processes, and lights that dance along with the human movement. It is a perfect balance of human and nature in a controlled surrounding.
These digital works are expected to catch the eye of art lovers soon. It is only the beginning of a new way to exhibit artistic expressions that in some years in the near future may become very common. Though no opening date has been announced yet, this new cultural spot is expected to open this summer. So it will be a good idea to start getting ready for this visit to the Digital Art Museum Tokyo. Japan is waiting for you.
Find us on social media:
⇢ TWITTER : https://twitter.com/Nexter_org
⇢ FACEBOOK : http://facebook.com/nexter.org
