A.A.Murakami: links

Floating World Genesis by A.A. Murakami comprises 250 generative artworks released on Art Blocks in December 2022 as the first component of the multidisciplinary Floating World project.

Le Random interviewed A.A. Murakami about ephemeral tech, existence as medium, screenless immersive installations, and new generative patterns translated into textiles and mud paintings.

Verse hosted a conversation with A.A. Murakami on bridging physical installations and digital explorations of nature and technology.

M+ Magazine interviewed the artists on their development of ephemeral tech as a means to connect art with natural and technological systems.

Elephant.art examined A.A. Murakami's installations as living machines that engage with concepts of time, perception, and natural emulation.

Apollo Magazine offered insight into the duo's studio practice and philosophical influences in a 2025 interview.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston mounted a major solo exhibition of Floating World installations emphasizing sensory connections to nature and science.

M+ Museum in Hong Kong presented Floating World as an immersive experience blending technology and ephemeral beauty.

Pace Gallery contextualized the Floating World Genesis NFT series within the duo's broader ephemeral tech practice in a dedicated journal feature.

Pearl Lam Galleries conducted a Q&A revealing A.A. Murakami's approaches to process and material exploration.

Ocula maintains a comprehensive artist profile detailing A.A. Murakami's career, exhibitions, and biographical background.

NFT Culture covered the announcement and context of the artist's entry into web3 through Art Blocks.

Pace Gallery produced a film in which A.A. Murakami discusses their first web3 project, Floating World Genesis, and its connection to primordial life themes.

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