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Kinoki in partnership with Refraction presents an exclusive selection of digital art that was exhibited on the large video screen above the iconic Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. Original presentation curated by Genki Nishida, Malcolm Levy, Anbar El-Mokri, Jackson Kaki and Asuka Watanabe as part of DIG SHIBUYA in January 2024.

Ellie Pritts

Blossom Cycle, 2024

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Blossom Cycle 1

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This work by Ellie Pritts was shown at the inaugural edition of DIG SHIBUYA, a dynamic event that explored the intersection of technology, art, and culture. Presented from January 13 - 14, 2024 as part of a digital art exhibition on the large video screen at Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo. Organized by Refraction, an artist-owned community leading the next wave of digital art, music and culture.

Ellie Pritts (she/they) is a new media artist renowned for blending creative technology and narrative through analog and digital mediums. Her work features polychromatic palettes, glitch aesthetics, and self-portraiture. Ellie battles a neurodegenerative disease that has impacted her physical abilities and her artistic practice. Despite these challenges, she has embraced technology, especially generative AI, to continue her creative journey.

Pritts’ artwork has gained recognition in publications like Forbes, WIRED, The Art Newspaper and Smithsonian Magazine. She has established herself as a creative force commercially, working with leading entities such as Open.AI and Adobe. She has also worked with global brands like Microsoft, Apple and Hyatt. →

Ellie Pritts
Ellie Pritts is an acclaimed digital artist based in LA. Her compelling, prismatic work has earned the praise of TIME, WIRED and many more.