ABOUT
HUMAN + MACHINE
How do humanity and technology change our world?
This is the eternal objective of our research. We are in conflict over the concern of which should come first: humanity or technology.
Here is a visual execution by artist Takahito Irie, demonstrating that the best relationship between humanity and technology development is a synergistic one. In this relationship, technological advancements are guided by human values and needs, enhancing the quality of life while ensuring ethical considerations and the well-being of society. This balance ensures that technology serves as a tool for human progress, fostering innovation and solving problems without compromising our humanity.
ARTIST
Takahito Irie
Based in Tokyo,
Collaborate Globally
1984 Born in Hiroshima, Japan
2007 Exchanged to Hong-Ik University, Seoul , Korea
2009 Graduated from Tama Art University, Tokyo , Japan
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2013 “influence”, AREBYTE, London ,UK
2013 “VISION”, ALEE Space, Seoul , Korea
2011 “H/U/M/A/N M/A/C/H/I/N/E”, PLATOON KUNSTHALLE, Seoul, Korea
Selected Group Exhibitions
2013 “Red Never Follows from HUGO”, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
2012 “Beautiful Star”, Beyond Museum, Seoul , Korea
2012 “Now Asia Contemporary Art”, Uijeongbu Arts Center, Gyonggido, Korea
2011 “4D LIVE PARK-D’strict”, KINTEX, Ilsan, Korea
2011 “Young Artists Project 2011”, EXCO, Daegu, Korea
2010 “Artist in Residence”, Daegu Culture and Arts Center, Daegu, Korea
2009 “HEART and SOUL”, Ku Art Center, Beijing, China
2009 “PAPER AIRPLANES”, Hiroshima MOCA, Hiroshima, Japan
2008 “MOVE-MENT”, ZERO Field 798, Beijing, China
2008 “A.I.R.”, Galerie Eigenheim , Weimar , Germany
Art Fair
2013 “ASYAAF”, Seoul, Korea
2011 “ASYAAF”, Seoul, Korea
2011 “ART BEIJING”, Beijing, China
Collection
Songwon Art Center
PLATOON KUNSTHALL
WOORIDUL LIFE SIENCE
