Ukiyo-e Immersive Art Museum in Hiroshima Releases Official Documentary Video
The release of the official documentary video extends the reach of the exhibition, which has drawn over 500,000 visitors worldwide, offering a lasting record of the Hiroshima edition's unique local displays.
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The official documentary video for the immersive digital art museum "Ukiyo-e Art Exhibition HIROSHIMA" has been released. The exhibition, running until September 6 at NTT Credo Hall, features over 300 works by masters like Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige, brought to life through 3DCG and projection mapping. It also includes a Hiroshima-only display space and a collaboration with the Hiroshima Motomachi Aquarium.
The official documentary video for the immersive digital art museum "Ukiyo-e Art Exhibition HIROSHIMA" is now available on YouTube. The exhibition, produced by Hitohata and running through September 6 at NTT Credo Hall in Hiroshima, transforms over 300 ukiyo-e works by masters such as Katsushika Hokusai, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, and Utagawa Hiroshige into 3DCG animation and projection mapping across nine immersive spaces.
This Hiroshima edition introduces a special display space featuring ukiyo-e depicting local scenery, alongside explanations of the art form's history and culture. A collaboration with the Hiroshima Motomachi Aquarium in the same building includes original immersive visuals and displays of actual Edo-period prints, including Hiroshige's fish series and Kuniyoshi's goldfish series.
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