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ZHANG ZIYIโsย
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Zhang Ziyi is a new media artist specialising in interactive media, and real-time 3D rendering. With a strong foundation in creative and art direction, Zhang seamlessly incorporates these strengths into her artistic works. Her artworks have been exhibited internationally, including in China, Singapore, and Europe, with notable showcases at Austria's prestigious Ars Electronica festival (2023) and Singapore's iconic Landmark Building Ten Square (2023).
ARTWORKS
DIGITAL SOUL & DATA METAMORPHOSIS (2024)
A.I. GROTTOES (2023)ย
PERSONALITY AWAKENING (2024)
RED ROSE AND WHITE ROSE (2024)
REMINISCENCE OF RIVER SOUTH (2023)
TIMELESS BEGINNINGS: A CLOCK TOWER TRIBUTE TO NEW LIFE IN SINGAPORE (2023)
SKY SIHEYUAN: A METAVERSE AUCTION HOUSE WHERE HUMAN MEETS THE NATURE
(2023)
THE STORY OF HISTORY (2022)
GO SAILING (2022)
FEATURED
ARS ELECTRONICA 2023 CAMPUS EXHIBIT
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ADM ย GRADSHOW 2024
A.I. Grottoes
Exhibited at Ars Electronica 2023 Campus Exhibit, Linz, Austria
Country: Singapore
Media: 3D Environment in Unreal Engine
Year: 2024
Collaboration: Nur Haidah
Links: https://ars.electronica.art/who-owns-the-truth/en/ai-grotto/
A.I. Grotto examines the relationship between AI-generated art, craftsman spirit, and ancient heritage sites. It seeks to initiate a dialog with the public, contemplating the coexistence of AI and the craftsman spirit in the future. Inspired by Dunhuang Cave Murals which have a history spanning thousands of years, AI-generated models learn and transforms contemporary news and photographs into the Dunhuang style, blending ancient art with modern content in a modernized documentation approach.
The Dunhuang Caves, located in Dunhuang City, Gansu Province, China, are among the most renowned repositories of art in China. This magnificent artistic heritage comprises around 500 caves and over 4,000 wall paintings, spanning over 1,600 years of history, representing one of the most splendid painting traditions of ancient China.
These caves were first constructed in the 4th century AD and continued to be expanded and adorned until the 14th century, witnessing the prosperity of the ancient Silk Road and cultural exchanges. The rich artistic creations including murals, cave sculptures, and manuscripts display the magnificent achievements of Buddhist, Taoist, and secular art, reflecting cultural exchanges among China, India, Central Asia, and West Asia throughout history.
The Mogao Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a national-level key cultural relic protection unit in China, attracting numerous domestic and international visitors and scholars to explore, study, and appreciate their unique artistic charm. These caves bear rich historical narratives and cultural connotations, constituting an indispensable part of China's cultural heritage.
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