A new era of non-contact art is underway: the NFT art exhibition using AR will be held at Pullman Tokyo Tamachi.

. the time when social distance is strictly recommended has passed. We can't let our guard down yet, but as the corona comes to an end, there will be no more cries for three-density. . but I think the culture of "why don't you just go remote or online" is going to remain.

Based on this background, what is likely to make great strides in the future is crypto-art utilizing NFT, digital data that cannot be duplicated using blockchain.

Hiroshi Fujiwara, Daito Manabe, Shinichi Sanda, and others have also participated in the event.. and I have a feeling that it is going to be a new era of art.

Such NFT art, this time using AR, hotelPullman Tokyo TamachiThe exhibit will be on display at the

NFT Art is originally an online content, but by using AR, visitors can experience it as if they were looking at art in the real world. This is the first attempt of its kind in Japan.

Sixteen AR markers are placed at various locations in the museum. . At first glance, they appear to be just walls, but when you scan them with your smartphone, artworks will appear. It is a fun way to see what kind of things are on display until you read the markers.

Furthermore, if you like it, you can purchase it with a single operation on the spot, which is quite a modern thing to do.

Participating artists include.

BAKIBAKI, Daiki, kenta, Mei Asakami, milk, SHiN, YOSHIKI (titles omitted, in no particular order)

. Because of its location, "Pullman Tokyo Tamachi" is often used by business travelers. Why not stop by the hotel for a meal after work or on a business trip, and experience the latest in digital art?