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Yuma Kishi

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Yuma Kishi is a Japanese contemporary artist who uses artificial intelligence to create data-driven digital works and sculptures. Borrowing motifs and symbols from the canons of both Western and Asian art history, his paintings distort our perceptions of the history of aesthetics. Using AI technology, his works evoke a sense of momentary dislocation in the viewerʼs awareness of the self, creating a liminal space between the here and now. Exhibited widely in Japan, his works have been featured by major brands such as Nike and in publications such as Vogue .

From AI | ALTERNATIVE INTENTIONS, March 2025

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