Yuichiro Tamura, AI and New Stories

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Yuichiro Tamura, AI and New Stories
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Yuichiro Tamura, TASTELESS, Kyoto Art Theater Shunjuza, 2021 | Courtesy © Yuichiro Tamura
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Opening date: Nov 2, 2024
Closing date: Jan 26, 2025
Schedule: Tue - Sun 10 am - 6 pm | Mon closed
Tickets: 900 ¥
Location: Art Tower Mito
Address: 1 Chome-6-8 Gokencho, Mito, Ibaraki 310-0063

Yuichiro Tamura is an artist who works with a variety of media. His art takes shape from existing images and objects to create a multi-layered narrative in which Tamura adopts an interdisciplinary approach using various media, including photography, video, installation, performance, and theater to bring his stories to life. Drawing on various sources of inspiration, from indigenous historical themes to familiar folk subjects, his works are characterized by narratives where reality and fiction overlap. A coexistence of reality and imagination that provides new interpretations to original memories and creates unexpected connections with the contemporary world. In this exhibition, visitors are introduced to the world of Tamura's works by short stories created by generative artificial intelligence, which has been trained on a large amount of texts written by the artist to create new narratives.

Paolo Mastazza - © 2024 ARTE.it for Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo

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