Eri Harigai

Japan

Eri is a new media artist with over a decade of experience creating live performance visuals. She has produced award-winning projection mapping art that has been shown at light art festival’s internationally, such as at Zsolnay Light Art Festival, Minute Mapp Tokyo and Skopje Light Art Festival, where she won the Grand Prize “Zlatko Slavenski” Award.

When the pandemic affected the live events industry, Eri started to explore crypto art and saw potential in the technology and culture. Since then, her work has been exhibited globally at venues such as Art Dubai, ARTECHOUSE, Superchief gallery and she continues to try push the boundaries of her craft with different mediums.


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Artificial Roots

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Artificial Roots is part of the series “Diary of a Girl Searching for Home” which is an exploration of finding my identity and belonging through the help of AI. As someone who had experience growing up within different cultures, for most of my life I felt like I didn’t physically belong anywhere. I questioned the authenticity of my creations being influenced by Asian style aesthetics yet I was drawn and attracted to creating in a blend of Asian and Western styles for most of my life. AI added another dimension to this personal journey. This conversation used to be private and a subconscious thing but it now feels like I’m including another entity into the conversation with me.

technique

ai

format

landscape

duration

01:00

year

2022

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