An exhibition of the results of the “‘Ninohashi Renga’ Inspiration Network” Workshop held at NewSchool (August 30, September 6, and 8, 1994). Renga (linked images), signifies a collaboration achieved through image communications over computer networks. From multiple perspectives, this workshop considered the process of renga, the production of images created simultaneously by large numbers of people via LAN (local-area network), which are then amalgamated in intricate combinations on the cybernet. Under the direction of artist ANZAI Toshihiro, a group of 20 participants were all linked to one base image and then each created their own artwork. The links came in many forms including direct mappings of the images themselves, outline samplings, and through a succession of themes. The earliest compositions produced through this collaboration were labeled first generation works; with the next works comprising the next generation, then cyclically, generation upon generation, a network formed through these successive productions. At the ICC Gallery exhibition, the renga group’s compositions were displayed on the wall, while the works’ inherent connections were examined through referencing software. As part of the exhibit, a BBS was used to develop a new renga titled “Yotsuya Renga.”