This Exquisite Forest Unfortunately, This Exquisite Forest does not support your system. However, you may learn more about the project below, or try one of these solutions: Windows / Mac / Linux Users: This project is optimized for Google Chrome, a web browser that supports the latest web technologies. Mobile & Tablet Users: This project does not support mobile or tablet devices. This Exquisite Forest is an online collaborative animation project. The project was conceived by Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin, and produced by the Google Data Arts Team and Tate Modern. A physical exhibit at Tate Modern was open for over one year beginning on July 23, 2012 and allowed visitors to participate using digital drawing tablets.
Hashima Island: A Forgotten World DONATE 4 BIRDS Land Lines - Chrome Experiments Jazir x Major - Behind Endless Night Virtual Art Sessions Meteor showers from space Karatedo | Japanese traditional martial arts | IS JAPAN COOL? DOU is the way of life that comes close to reaching the essence ofexistence in pursuit of one’s own field. The ultimate goal of Japanese martial arts (budo) such as judo, kyudo, kendo, karatedo, iaido, etc. is not only to acquire the techniques (waza) of these martial skills, but also adhere to the way of life that constantly trains the body and the spirit in building character. The ultimate purpose of Japanese traditional performing/fine arts (geido) such as shodo, nihon-buyo, sado, noh (nogaku), etc. is not simply to acquire the kata (forms), actions, and manners of these artistic skills, but also bring devotion to ceaseless pursuit of perfect beauty without end. This time, we at ANA focus on introducing the ways ofJapanese traditional martial arts and performing/fine arts — legacies accumulated over long erasand inherited by many artists from ancient times to the present.We want to help pass along these intangible cultural assets to new generations in a “tangible” manner.