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black and white lithograph on special Japanese paper, entitled "Sketch of Wave UFO" // Sketch of the Wave UFO by Mariko Mori is a minimalist lithograph rendered in black and white on special Japanese paper. This work, part of a limited edition series, combines simple yet intentional lines to illustrate a conceptual design for Mori’s Wave UFO installation. The sketch contains notations and labels, suggesting specific materials like opaque film and solid acrylic, along with descriptive terms like cave shape and semi-transparent, indicating Mori’s meticulous planning and focus on organic, futuristic forms. The artwork embodies Mori’s fascination with blending technology, nature, and spirituality, revealing the preliminary steps in creating a piece that merges art with immersive experiences.
Sketch of the Wave UFO , 2004
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black and white lithograph on special Japanese paper, entitled "Sketch of Wave UFO" // Sketch of the Wave UFO by Mariko Mori is a minimalist lithograph rendered in black and white on special Japanese paper. This work, part of a limited edition series, combines simple yet intentional lines to illustrate a conceptual design for Mori’s Wave UFO installation. The sketch contains notations and labels, suggesting specific materials like opaque film and solid acrylic, along with descriptive terms like cave shape and semi-transparent, indicating Mori’s meticulous planning and focus on organic, futuristic forms. The artwork embodies Mori’s fascination with blending technology, nature, and spirituality, revealing the preliminary steps in creating a piece that merges art with immersive experiences.
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