Sculpting Existence | Mariko Mori's "Infinite Renew"

Mariko Mori's latest exhibition "Infinite Renew" on view at Espace Louis Vuitton Tokyo features a series of ethereal, illuminated spiral sculptures that react to audience movement through light. Mori discusses the themes and ideas behind her work, as well as how she determines her medium.
Read more: thecreatorsproject.vice.com/bl...
For more Art, click here: • ART
_______________________________
SUBSCRIBE to The Creators Project:
bit.ly/Subscribe_to_TheCreator...
SUBSCRIBE to The Creators Project Newsletter:
bit.ly/HhxuUN
_______________________________
The Creators Project is a partnership between Intel and VICE:
thecreatorsproject.com/
_______________________________
Check out our full video catalog:
/ thecreatorsproject
Facebook: thecreatorsproject
Twitter: / creatorsproject
Tumblr: / thecreatorsproject

[@kulotz5555]

I teared up while watching her speak. She fed my soul with wisdom anyone needed to connect with nature. My spirit is fluttering with excitement every time i encounter people like her

[@hh0520]

"There's no rules in art." Love that :-) beautiful work!

[@curryrice7510]

The way of her talking is unique in a good way.

[@gavinritz6995]

wow what beautiful work

[@SoCalFreelance]

Her outfit is very architectural

[@ChuckDelucks]

her concepts in general are very architectural as well.. love it!

[@damianowynn3749]

What a awesome video. This video inspired me and I wish the best for her and her art^^

[@thelolcat100]

I love how she talks.

[@andyhagertyelectronicmusic1336]

You could make a very cool minimalist music video in that room amongst Mariko's artwork!

[@HelmickArt]

Clean up, isle 47..my brain just exploded...sorry for the mess ...

[@freshdaqs]

i love mariko mori

[@user-cv2np6eo4c]

Those clothes look....strange yet really cool.

[@manuellife174]

Arte y tecnología. Con algo futurista y natural

[@L_E_365]

icon

[@Xplorer228]

Interesting. If we all could share consciousness would we still be individuals? Would we become one person? Would this be debilitating?
When we visualize we rarely see the image as a whole but only the part we are currently contemplating. I would think this would cause some problems.. not that it can't somehow be overcome.
There is also obviously a huge issue of privacy. Hacking of peoples minds will surely be a new threat much worse than computer hacking.