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Hajime Sorayama is a Japanese illustrator, his creations are known for erotic portrayals of feminized, biomechanoid robots, as well as his design art pieces for the original Sony AIBO robotic ‘pet’. Sorayama’s designs are a blend of fine art, illustration, and industrial design, developing his unique style of ‘superrealism’. He has collaborated with brands such as Medicom Toy, X-LARGE®, and British Knights.
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Hajime Sorayama Teams up With Medicom Toy on Exclusive BE@RBRICK and R@BBRICK
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Hajime Sorayama Teams up With Medicom Toy on Exclusive BE@RBRICK and R@BBRICK

As part of a new exhibit titled “Sawasdee Sexy Robot.”

Hajime Sorayama's HBX Collection First Drop: A First Look
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Hajime Sorayama's HBX Collection First Drop: A First Look

Featuring hoodies, tees and Hawaiian shirts.


Hajime Sorayama's Iconic Artwork Features in New Capsule Collection
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Hajime Sorayama's Iconic Artwork Features in New Capsule Collection

The pieces are exclusive to HBX’s CLUB SORAYAMA pop-up.

How to Break Taboos With Hajime Sorayama
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How to Break Taboos With Hajime Sorayama

The father of fembot art speaks to HYPEBEAST Magazine in his chaotic Tokyo studio.

Hajime Sorayama, JAY-Z Collaborator Arthur Jafa, & More Captivating Works of Art You Need to See
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Hajime Sorayama, JAY-Z Collaborator Arthur Jafa, & More Captivating Works of Art You Need to See

Also featuring an intimate exhibit review by Takashi Murakami.

Hajime Sorayama Talks "Sexy Robots," Japan's Underground Art Scene and More
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Hajime Sorayama Talks "Sexy Robots," Japan's Underground Art Scene and More

“I simply focus on the parts that will jump out to the naked eye and attack those relentlessly.”

In the Studio With Hajime Sorayama to Talk About His XLARGE® Collaboration
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In the Studio With Hajime Sorayama to Talk About His XLARGE® Collaboration

Presented by XLARGE
Hear about his thoughts on being a creative and fans of his work.

Hajime Sorayama Brings His Sexy-Futuristic Robots to Jacob Lewis Gallery in NYC
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Hajime Sorayama Brings His Sexy-Futuristic Robots to Jacob Lewis Gallery in NYC

With renderings of Marilyn Monroe, C-3P0 and R2-D2, Kate Moss and more.

Hajime Sorayama Transforms His "Sexy Robots" Into Hollywood Stars for His Latest Exhibition
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Hajime Sorayama Transforms His "Sexy Robots" Into Hollywood Stars for His Latest Exhibition

Sorayama heads stateside.

XLARGE Launches Fall/Winter 2016 Collection Featuring Hajime Sorayama Artwork
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XLARGE Launches Fall/Winter 2016 Collection Featuring Hajime Sorayama Artwork

The OG streetwear gorilla gets a futuristic makeover.

Juun.J Prints Hajime Sorayama's Sensual Robots on T-Shirts
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Juun.J Prints Hajime Sorayama's Sensual Robots on T-Shirts

Chrome pin-ups galore.

Hajime Sorayama "An Actress Is Not a Machine, but They Treat You Like a Machine" Exhibition @ NANZUKA Gallery
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Hajime Sorayama "An Actress Is Not a Machine, but They Treat You Like a Machine" Exhibition @ NANZUKA Gallery

Inspired by the legendary Marilyn Monroe.

 

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