Masatoshi Funabashi
Transboundary Research
ARS ELECTRONICA 2021 Garden TOKYO
“Synecoculture™ and Augmented Ecosystems” by CSL researcher M.Funabashi is exhibited online at the “Garden TOKYO,” a collaborative project between the media art festival “Ars Electronica Festival 2021” and the Agency for Cultural Affairs’ 2021 Media Arts Overseas Promotion Project, from September 8 to 12.
Highlighting Collective Movements [Online exhibition]
Guided by the theme of Ars Electronica 2021, A Digital New Deal and Garden TOKYO’s theme The Power of the Unseen, this section introduces six initiatives in contemporary Japan in which diverse people are collaborating beyond the boundaries and forms of art.
Synecoculture™ and Augmented Ecosystems / FUNABASHI Masatoshi, Researcher
https://jmaf-promote.jp/art2021/synecoculture
■Garden TOKYO
https://jmaf-promote.jp/art2021/
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