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Lu Yang is one of the leading voices in China’s younger generation of artists, and one we’ve covered extensively.
Now, experience the interactive media artist’s newest work Gigant DOKU, a dancing giant in Art Basel’s “OVR: Miami Beach” virtual showroom.
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”During my BMW Art Journey, I had the chance to cooperate with different artists from several backgrounds and to deepen my research in motion capture technologies – knowledge and material that I can now use for my artworks,” Lu said. “Even though I had to pause my travels due to the coronavirus, I am thankful that I am now able to proceed digitally, with the full support and creative freedom provided by the BMW Group.”
Lu Yang is a BMW Art Journey Awardee, and Gigant DOKU arrives in partnership with Acute Art, renowned producers of virtual and augmented reality art.
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By downloading the Acute Art app, users can insert the dancing giant into their own physical worlds. View Gigant DOKU and other artwork from Lu Yang here.
#digital art
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