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Mariko Mori — Miko No Inori (Mirage)
Mariko Mori

Miko No Inori (Mirage)

In this ethereal and otherworldly work, Mariko Mori presents herself as a futuristic shrine maiden, or *miko*, set against a dreamlike, luminous landscape that blurs the boundaries between ancient Japanese spiritual tradition and science fiction. The artist embodies a transcendent, almost alien figure draped in pristine white, cradling a glowing crystal orb that evokes both sacred ritual and cosmic energy. Mori seamlessly merges mythology, technology, and feminine identity to explore themes of spiritual transformation and the merging of past and future.

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December 9, 2015

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Mariko Mori, Miko No Inori (Mirage)

In this ethereal and otherworldly work, Mariko Mori presents herself as a futuristic shrine maiden, or *miko*, set against a dreamlike, luminous landscape that blurs the boundaries between ancient Japanese spiritual tradition and science fiction. The artist embodies a transcendent, almost alien figure draped in pristine white, cradling a glowing crystal orb that evokes both sacred ritual and cosmic energy. Mori seamlessly merges mythology, technology, and feminine identity to explore themes of spiritual transformation and the merging of past and future.

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Cyberpunk Aesthetic, Futuristic Figures, Cyberpunk Imagery, Japanese Artist, Cyborg Aesthetic, Contemporary Artist, Figurative Art, Spiritual Imagery, Digital Photography, Late 20th Century, Post-Human, Video Art, Ethereal Mood, Female Artist, Cool Color Palette, Spiritual Themes, Futurism, Spiritual Symbolism, Post-Human Aesthetic

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