Mariko Mori
Definition
Mariko Mori is a Japanese contemporary artist known for her multimedia installations that explore themes of technology, spirituality, and identity. Her works often incorporate elements of Japanese culture and new media technologies.
Related terms
Multimedia Installation: An artwork or exhibition that combines various mediums such as video, sound, sculpture, and interactive elements.
New Media Art: Artworks created using digital technologies like computers, virtual reality, or internet-based platforms.
Identity: The characteristics and qualities that define an individual or group's sense of self.
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Study guides (2)
AP Art History - 10.2 Purpose and Audience in Global Contemporary Art
AP Art History - 10.5 Unit 10 Required Works
Additional resources (1)
AP Art History - Unit 10 Overview: Global Contemporary, 1980 CE to Present
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