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ephemeral tech: A.A. murakami on using robotics and physics to create nature in installations
- A.A. Murakami integrates robotics and physics into their installations to evoke nature, known as 'ephemeral tech.'
- At Milan Design Week 2025, A.A. Murakami showcases robotics-driven installations at Museo della Permanente, exploring themes of nature and technology.
- The Cave installation features robotic limbs bringing up ancient animal bones from a pool of oil, creating a cinematic and evocative space.
- Beyond the Horizon contrasts The Cave with floating bubbles and mist, showcasing the art collective's use of innovative materials and technology.
- A.A. Murakami's use of 'ephemeral tech' combines technology with ethereal materials to create fleeting and unique experiences for viewers.
- The art practice focuses on blending nature-inspired elements with tech-driven installations, offering a sensory and immersive journey for visitors.
- By incorporating robotics, A.A. Murakami aims to craft unnatural phenomena that highlight the intersection of art, nature, and technology.
- A.A. Murakami's history stems from Studio Swine, founded by Alexander Groves and Azusa Murakami, emphasizing materiality and immersive experiences.
- The art collective has showcased installations globally, with a recent solo exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, featuring their largest works to date.
- Through their robotics installations, A.A. Murakami creates a transcendental connection between art, nature, and technology, captivating audiences with transformative experiences.
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