Mariko Mori
13 Oct 2007 - 29 Jan 2008
MARIKO MORI
"Oneness"
October 13 – January 29 2008
The exhibition is under the patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik
After several years of preparation, ARoS is now able to present a major and unique exhibition of the world-famous Japanese artist Mariko Mori. This will be her first show in Denmark.
As an internationally known artist, Mariko Mori is a highly esteemed representative of Japan and Japanese culture, IT technology and creativity. With a seductive, high technological, cyber-poetic and interactive art, Mariko Mori has achieved great recognition and popularity all over the world, and at the age of only 40 she has been presented in the major metropolitan museums in the USA, Europe and Japan.
In close collaboration with the artist, ARoS is to present a series of Mariko Mori’s absolutely most important works in an intense and rarely ground-breaking exhibition, MARIKO MORI – ONENESS, which is fashioned as a momentous journey through Past, Present and Future.
With its 2000 square metres, the exhibition will be one of Mariko Mori’s biggest so far.
"Oneness"
October 13 – January 29 2008
The exhibition is under the patronage of His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik
After several years of preparation, ARoS is now able to present a major and unique exhibition of the world-famous Japanese artist Mariko Mori. This will be her first show in Denmark.
As an internationally known artist, Mariko Mori is a highly esteemed representative of Japan and Japanese culture, IT technology and creativity. With a seductive, high technological, cyber-poetic and interactive art, Mariko Mori has achieved great recognition and popularity all over the world, and at the age of only 40 she has been presented in the major metropolitan museums in the USA, Europe and Japan.
In close collaboration with the artist, ARoS is to present a series of Mariko Mori’s absolutely most important works in an intense and rarely ground-breaking exhibition, MARIKO MORI – ONENESS, which is fashioned as a momentous journey through Past, Present and Future.
With its 2000 square metres, the exhibition will be one of Mariko Mori’s biggest so far.