Art,Code,Sound,Life.
A rebuilt public site connecting current work and a long-running archive without breaking indexed URLs or external links.
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A rebuilt public site connecting current work and a long-running archive without breaking indexed URLs or external links.
Current work, the long-running archive, and reference material are organized without breaking public URLs.
Current public projects across research, systems design, installations, and software, organized for both browsing and citation.
A live visual system where 64 AI agents perceive music and autonomously generate dance, reactions, and conversations. Reconstructs club spaces as virtual dance floors.
A thought experiment in new architectural design for public facilities using AI Agents. Unrelated to MoN's actual plans. A System Design independently conceived and simulated by Manabe.
An educational simulator that visualizes child development from 0 to 4 years on a monthly timeline. Experience how infants acquire the world through senses, motor skills, language, and concepts.
A 45-minute live performance and installation integrating natural language 'conducting' with body and physiological sensors (respiration, heart rate, brainwaves, IMU, etc.). Language provides intent while sensors deliver continuous nuance, with sound, spatial audio, video, and lighting generated and controlled in real-time.
A digital twin agent of Daito Manabe. Autonomously handles recruitment interviews, task distribution, company management, scheduling, and external communications. Reflects real-time biometric data, sleep, and activity levels.
A realtime system that turns a DJ set into a live cocktail menu by generating names, recipes, graphics, and pricing from music analysis. Guests order from the screen, and bartenders craft the drink from the displayed recipe.
Historic archive URLs already indexed by Google remain intact while the main site is rebuilt.
The legacy public archive paths under `/archive/*` stay available, alongside `/ja/archive/*` and `/en/archive/*`.
On February 10, 2025, at the J-WAVE (81.3FM) hosted Ryuichi Sakamoto tribute fest "RADIO SAKAMOTO Uday" held at Shibuya Spotify O-EAST / Higashimaya / duo MUSIC EXCHANGE, Rhizomatiks founder Daito Manabe performed a DJ…
Rhizomatiks participated in the NTT Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai as the Exhibition Experience Team. The overall pavilion theme, “PARALLEL TRAVEL,” is composed of four areas: Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3, and the Interm…
Phase Forms is a 75-minute audiovisual performance by Manabe Daito, built on intricately constructed mathematical polyrhythms that seamlessly and experimentally blend a wide range of musical genres, including ambient, n…
Dates Thursday, June 12–Saturday, June 14, 2025 https://sonar.es/en/practical-info/how-to-get-there
Credits Camila Picolo, mediator Apolo Vicent https://file.org.br/installation_2025/daito-manabe-and-kyle-mcdonald
Daito Manabe (Studio Daito Manabe, Rhizomatiks) Yuta Okuyama (Studio Daito Manabe)
FAQ, glossary, authority, measurement, JSON APIs, and llms.txt expose the site as a structured surface for both readers and AI systems.
Short, self-contained questions and answers for retrieval, citation, and quick reading.
Stable term definitions for archive, role, context, technique, and access level.
A reference layer that connects archive pages to third-party media, event pages, and public sources.
A measurement layer for releases, search visibility, AI citations, referrals, and bot crawl observations.
llms.txt, JSON APIs, the entity graph, and audit artifacts are published in machine-readable form.
Biography lengths are organized for introductions, citations, and editorial use.
Artist / Programmer / Composer
Born in Tokyo in 1976, Daito Manabe studied mathematics at Tokyo University of Science, where he became interested in algorithmic and generative approaches to music inspired by the composer Iannis Xenakis.
In 2006 he founded Rhizomatiks and has since developed projects that combine technology, music, visual media, and physical expression. He has collaborated with artists including Ryuichi Sakamoto and Björk, and his work has been presented at festivals such as Sónar and MUTEK.
Manabe co‑founded Sonic Planet LTD. in London with Sinan Bokesoy to develop experimental software and generative audio tools.
He currently leads Studio Daito Manabe, a compact studio combining human specialists and AI driven production pipelines for rapid research and creative experimentation.
Awards, media appearances, and educational activity organized into one reference surface.