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Invisible Garden

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Asami Kiyokawa

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Abstract

A new kind of interactive art book that lets you relive the "inside of artist Asami Kiyokawa's mind" while nurturing "your own sensibilities" to survive in the AI era.

[How to open up your imagination in the AI era? An interactive art book for all adults and children from Asami Kiyokawa, an artist with 25 years of experience and a mother of two]
→ Artist Asami Kiyokawa's first ever revealed creative process and practical workshops
→ A book to open up lifelong imagination for everyone who is lost in the AI era.

With AI evolving, are you lost about your own sensibilities or how to educate your children? This book is [a book that updates your own sensibilities while traveling inside the brain of artist Asami Kiyokawa]. Contemporary artist and mother of two, Asami Kiyokawa reveals for the first time in her own words "how to open up your imagination" in this interactive art book. Starting with a story that immerses you in beautiful art, it includes mechanisms and workshops that transform everyday life into works of art, while going back in "reverse playback" of the creative process. This "recipe for the senses" goes beyond mere reading, nurturing the sensitivity that only humans can cultivate.

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Contemporary artist and art director. Known for her unique techniques of applying embroidery and other materials to photographs, magazines, fabrics, and books, she creates works that express "invisible emotions" and memories and imaginations that arise between "the inner self of an individual and the outer self created by media." Her works have been exhibited both in Japan and internationally, including the public art piece "Our New World" at Toranomon Hills Station on the Tokyo Metro. In recent years, she has also been involved in educational and regional cultural projects and serves as a visiting professor at Osaka University of Arts.

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Released Date Sep 2026
Price ¥2,500
Size 210mm×297mm
Total Page Number 82 pages
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ISBN 9784418262359
Genre Entertainment > Artbook/ Photography
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