JAPANESE SPELL IN ELECTRONIC ART BY MAURO ARRIGHI
NEWSText: vicente gutierrez
A new book has emerged from media artist, lecturer and writer Mauro Arrighi on the topic of Japanese new media arts. “Japanese Spell in Electronic Art,” looks at the role of religion and spirituality in technology and how tradition and innovation are merging in contemporary Japan.
From the Gutai Group’s performances decades ago to the work of AEO, the book’s insights shed a bright light on the origins and aesthetics of media art, hybrid and device art made in Japan.
Arrighi currently resides in Japan and is a Ph.D. candidate at the Kyoto Institute of Technology. For a full account of his artistic productions and academic research, please visit his personal website at www.dreamingwww.com.
Japanese spell in Electronic Art
Author: Mauro Arrighi
Specifications: 258 pages, English
Price: $50.00 (Paperback), $11.99 (Kindle Edition)
Publisher: CreateSpace
https://www.dreamingwww.com
Text: vicente gutierrez
