Category: ai
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Breathing Studios 呼吸するスタジオ
I make buildings breathe. In earlier works, such as Breathing Sui-gun Line and Breathing Clocktower, I connected architecture with the breathing rhythms of the people who live nearby. Buildings pulsed with light, blinking in sync with human breath, as if reanimated by the life around them.Here, in the studios of the Florence Trust, I turn…
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AI Backdrop Generation Prototype AIによる背景生成プロトタイプ
This project explores how the roles of the artist and AI can be reconsidered in the context of generative world-building. While the structure of space and the position of perspective are designed by the artist, the dynamic changes within that space are delegated to AI, allowing the relationship between the two to be reconfigured. The…
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Have a Conversation with the Place: Nakaminato Station 2.0 那珂湊駅と話す2.0
You can try the chat with the station’s AI via following link: 以下のリンクから携帯電話などで駅のAIとのチャットができます。 https://mmm-ai-nakaminato.web.app A half a year later of its first version, now Talk to Nakaminato Station gets an update for long-run. I deployed new chat screen so that participants can see what others were talking with the station’s AI. Thus I expect the…
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Conversational AI Product Experience, Amazon Alexa
Conversational AI experience design for a large-scale consumer platform (Amazon Alexa, Japan) Designed and delivered conversational AI features for a major voice platform, focusing on real-time content integration and user engagement. Worked across design, product, and engineering to bring AI-driven experiences into production environments. Details available upon request.
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Have a Conversation with the Place: Nakaminato Station 那珂湊駅と話す
The artist has created an conversational AI mimicking as if the AI is the personality of the station itself. When an audience talks to the station’s AI, the station always responds with some humor and most importantly: change the lighting of the main platform. For example, when you ask it about the cat who lived…
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Sound ARTelligence by Ryuichi Sakamoto
History of ways of listening to music has oriented one direction: anytime and anywhere. As we lost ties between music and place and time, how possibly we can bring it back? Sound ARTelligence project started from the question. To seek values co-created with site specific music, we quote traditional method of Japanese garden design: Shakkei,…