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Tajima shares a fascination with Asian cities beyond Tokyo with one of his idols, Mamoru Oshii, the director of Ghost in the Shell. He was slightly surprised, however, at the exact overlap when I shared a quote from Oshii published in Kodansha’s Young Magazine in 1995: “When I was in search of an image of the future, the first thing that came to my mind was an Asian city.” Oshii was referring to Hong Kong and how he modeled the future cyberpunk city in Ghost in the Shell after it. Kobayashi H., Yoshida T. (2014). Do self-controlled objects ‘pop out’? A study of attention. J. Vis. 14:1069van Beers R. J., Sittig A. C., Gon J. J. (1999). Integration of proprioceptive and visual position-information: an experimentally supported model. J. Neurophys. 81, 1355–1364. [ PubMed] [ Google Scholar]

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Another world that Tajima frequently inhabits is the digital one, where we meet for the interview. He had graciously invited me to visit him in Nara, but he expected that I wouldn’t be able to go. Nakamura S., Shimojo S. (2000). A slowly moving foreground can capture an observer's self-motion–a report of a new motion illusion: inverted vection. Vision Res. 40, 2915–2923. 10.1016/S0042-6989(00)00149-8 [ PubMed] [ CrossRef] [ Google Scholar] Tajima creates giant hand-drawn megalopolises all from his remote studio in the Nara countryside By Look, I think artificial intelligence is important and can help with many things — but not art. I don’t want to just hand over art to AI,” Tajima says. “I’m not giving it away.” He repeats this twice. PDF / EPUB File Name: Beyond_the_Lines__An_Autobiography_-_Kuldip_Nayar.pdf, Beyond_the_Lines__An_Autobiography_-_Kuldip_Nayar.epub

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The first collection of works by Daisuke Tajima, an artist who draws an imaginary city where aggressive lines run vertically and horizontally and spread infinitely with overwhelming imagination and transcendent drawing power. And if limitless connections are the bright side of technology, the dark side is human replacement and the very recent and controversial AI art bulldozing over artists and the very humanity of art.