Sentences with phrase «otaku subculture»
As a member of the otaku subculture, his work ties closely with the lifestyle, which is marked by obsessive interests in anime and manga and being confined in one's room with limited interactions with other people.
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Anime fanboys and many members of the otaku subculture would certainly like this game dangerously.
Referencing a diverse range of subjects, from bunker archaeology to otaku subcultures, Abbas instills generic forms with unfamiliar associations, in an attempt to describe the «invisible violences» that permeate seemingly innocuous facets of everyday life.
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The new paintings are part of Mr.'s ongoing exploration of otaku, the Japanese subculture that is characterized by the obsession with manga, animé, video games, and sci - fi literature.
The catalogue notes that the artist has written that the inspiration for the work came from «a large - breasted girl game that was on a software fan magazine that I picked up at the1992 summer Comike,» adding that «With these abnormal swollen nipples and breasts, I could illustrate the depth of Japan's subculture, and the excesses of its art, the psycho - sexual complexes of he Japanese, and the increasingly malformed otaku culture!»
2 First introduced in 1983 by Nakamori Akio, «otaku» (translation: «your household») was used to define a then - new social demographic of individuals who partake in the subculture in their individual homes, isolated from reality.
This multifaceted exhibition will also comprise of new paintings that reflect Mr.'s on - going exploration of otaku, the Japanese «cute» subculture marked by fetishistic obsession with young adolescents, technology, sci - fi literature, manga, anime, and video games.
The new paintings are part of Mr.'s ongoing exploration of otaku, the Japanese «cute» subculture that is characterized by the obsession with manga, anime, video games, and sci - fi literature.