Falling Walls Falling Walls Science Summit 2023

Breaking the Wall of Coexistence of Art and Science

Masaaki Miyasako

Art & Science

By combining the achievements of the arts, history and technology, Prof. Miyasako, who leads the ‘Research on cultural sharing’ group in the TUA-COI project, is creating “Clone Cultural Properties” and “Super Clone Cultural Properties” which reproduce the DNA of arts. The research group is increasing countries’ cultural value by promoting cultural properties as ‘exquisite resources’, as well as supporting sustainable growth through the tourism industry and supporting education for the AI era.

Tags: Cultural Memory, Digitalisation, Education, Global Cooperation, Science Diplomacy, Clone Cultural Properties

Masaaki Miyasako

Tokyo University of the Arts

Masaaki Miyasako, Painter, Professor Emeritus, Tokyo University of the Arts, “Dojin” Member of Nihonbijutsuin, Chief Executive Officer, Institute for Knowledge and Inspiration, 1951: Born in Shimane Prefecture, Japan, 1991: The Foreign Minister Prize, The Spring Exhibition of Nihonbijutsuin, 1999: The Education Minister Prize, The Exhibition of Nihonbijutsuin, 2002: The Prime Minister Prize, The Exhibition of Nihonbijutsuin, 2017: 21st Century Invention Encouragement Prize, National Invention Award, 2018: Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Prize

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