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Superflat: a standalone construct

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Art history

a flat, layered Japanese visual culture linking traditional painting, anime and manga, and postwar consumer society.

In art history, Superflat refers to a flat, layered Japanese visual culture linking traditional painting, anime and manga, and postwar consumer society. This meaning comes from Murakami (2000) in Superflat.[1]

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References

Murakami, T. (2000). Superflat. Madora Shuppan. ISBN 9784944079209

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