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Kaoru Tanaka

Kaoru Tanaka is a self-taught digital artist based in Osaka, Japan. Having started out producing design work using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, her experience of the artworks of John Maeda sparked an interest in creating art through programming. She has since produced work using both Processing and TouchDesigner.

From THE ARTISTS OF FEMGEN | PART 2, September 2023

Profile (past & present)

Practices
Generative art
Technologies
3D printer, Arduino, Processing

Connections

Influenced by
John Maeda

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Works · 5

Archaea
Memories
Path of Tones
Path of Tones #27
This is how it goes

Coverage · 4 articles

Discussed

  • 2024Patterns of Flow | Revisiting Hiroshi Kawano
  • 2023THE ARTISTS OF FEMGEN | PART 2
  • 2023Generative Art and Japan’s Bright Future

Mentioned

  • 2024Art on the Move | Jasia Reichardt

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