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Lucite sculpture in a custom-made wooden crate, with a signed book bound in imitation leather. Size of sculpture: 14.2 cm (height) x 35 cm (width) x 40.8 cm (length) // Breathing Stone / Wave UFO by Mariko Mori is a 2007 acrylic sculpture that embodies themes of serenity and ethereality. Crafted from Lucite, the piece features a smooth, translucent, oval form that suggests calmness and meditative stillness, resembling a stone softened by water or a futuristic object. This limited edition work is presented alongside a signed book, enclosed in a custom-made wooden crate. Mori, known for her exploration of spirituality, technology, and the cosmos, invites viewers to ponder the relationship between natural and artificial forms. The minimalist aesthetic and the gently glowing quality of the Lucite convey a sense of transcendence and quiet contemplation.
Breathing Stone / Wave UFO, 2007
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Lucite sculpture in a custom-made wooden crate, with a signed book bound in imitation leather. Size of sculpture: 14.2 cm (height) x 35 cm (width) x 40.8 cm (length) // Breathing Stone / Wave UFO by Mariko Mori is a 2007 acrylic sculpture that embodies themes of serenity and ethereality. Crafted from Lucite, the piece features a smooth, translucent, oval form that suggests calmness and meditative stillness, resembling a stone softened by water or a futuristic object. This limited edition work is presented alongside a signed book, enclosed in a custom-made wooden crate. Mori, known for her exploration of spirituality, technology, and the cosmos, invites viewers to ponder the relationship between natural and artificial forms. The minimalist aesthetic and the gently glowing quality of the Lucite convey a sense of transcendence and quiet contemplation.
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New Media Art is a genre that includes all artworks created using new technologies, such as computer graphics, digital art, virtual art, internet art, computer animation, video games, 3D printing, and robotics. This genre often explores themes related to mass media, telecommunications, and digital electronics. The methods for presenting New Media Art range from installations and performances to virtual and conceptual art
