Atari leader：Misumi Kou
Brief History An art collective composed of multiple members. It is characterized by a relaxed system that allows members to be replaced for each project, centered on leader Misumi Kou. Mainly works from science to art.
Selected Solo Exhibitions 2015. Monochrome + / University of Tsukuba 2017. Against the rules / gallery T+ 2019. How to see a ghost / Gallery Tagboat
Selected Group Exhibitions 2016. Shibuya Art Awards 2016 / Tokyo , Japan 2017. IAG AWARDS 2017 / Tokyo , Japan 2017. Feel time exhibition / Tokyo , Japan 2017. Shibuya Art Awards 2017 / Tokyo , Japan 2018. SICF19 / Tokyo , Japan 2018. Tsukuba media art festival 2018 / Tsukuba , Japan 2018. Independent TOKYO 2018 / Tokyo , Japan 2018. ONE PIECE club exhibition / 3331 main gallery 2018. Independent Tokyo Selected Exhibition / Shun Art Gallery
Awards 2016. ART MEETS ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION 2016 / 2 prizes 2016. Shibuya Art Awards 2016 / nominated 2017. IAG AWARDS 2017 / prize 2017. Shibuya Art Awards 2017 / nominated 2018. ART MEETS ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION 2018 / prize 2018. Independent TOKYO 2018 / 4 category prizes 2019. MITSUBISHI CORPORATION ART GATE PROGRAM / scholarship
Artfair 2019. RIN NIHONBASHI MITSUKOSHI ART FAIR / Tokyo , Japan 2019. ART OSAKA 2019 / Osaka , Japan 2019. ART FAIR ASIA FUKUOKA 2019 / Fukuoka , Japan
Art Collective: Atari / Leader：Misumi Kou
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In the past, painters used religious motifs to paint pictures in order to see God and angels. Some painters painted figurative works in order to see the world from multiple angles at the same time. Many artists aimed to visualize the unseen in the form of their works of art.
Today, with the development of science, the difference between the visible and the invisible has been clearly defined. Among electromagnetic waves, wavelengths in the range of 400 nm to 800 nm are called visible light, which can be recognized by human vision.
This wavelength range is only a small portion of the electromagnetic waves. This fact means that humans can hardly see the elements that make up our world.
Not only visible light, but all phenomena have been defined by various sciences and have gained objectivity, and at the same time, the unprovable have lost objectivity. Just as religion and God are now considered unscientific and discredited.