Traditional Japanese and Chinese ink drawings are getting digitally animated and projected onto walls and monitors.
Traditional Japanese line drawings & paintings get animated at #SF @asianartmuseum new exhibit "First Look" pic.twitter.com/YvgzykGcLa
— Juan Carlos Guerrero (@JuanCarlosABC7) September 2, 2015
They're part of First Look, which showcases the best of the Asian Art Museum's acquisitions over the past 15 years.
"You can look at a classical Chinese ink painting and feel moved by it and feel engaged by it, but there is a different resonance I think that happens with these technology based works," said Allison Harding, the museum's guest curator. "There is immediacy, but also it's fresh, it's new, it's innovative.
Other parts of the exhibit put a contemporary spin on landscapes and nature.
The exhibit runs until October 11.
