Presented as part of the TOKYO Smart Culture Project, Reproduced Sensibility: Daido Moriyama explores how the photographs of renowned Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama are perceived by a new generation. Building on an exhibition first presented in Nara in 2025, the show combines works from the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum collection with selections curated by students from Nara Women's University. Approximately 140 works are reinterpreted through contemporary viewpoints, examining how Moriyama's imagery can evolve through AI, digital technologies, and new forms of expression. The exhibition also incorporates a parallel digital experience through Tokyo Museum Collection (ToMuCo), blending physical and online viewing.
Left: "Poster (Nakano)" from Tokyo, 1968-80; Right: "Dog" (partial), 1971. All featured works are gelatin silver prints, held by ©the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum. Daido Moriyama Photo Foundation. *The images of the works are designed and may differ in color tone from the actual pieces.