Environment gives rise to phenomena, and phenomena create the work. Immersed in that new body of works, one becomes one with the environment. The work cannot exist on its own; environment gives rise to phenomena, and phenomena create the work. Pebbles and the things humans have made until now have been objects. Objects possess a stable structure in themselves and, separated from the outside world, continue to exist even when placed inside a sealed box. A vortex born in the sea, on the other hand, disappears the moment it is transferred into a closed box. A vortex does not maintain its structure by itself; it exists only within the flow created by its environment. It is formed by water that continuously flows from outside to inside, and from inside to outside, changing along with the flow. Its contours are indistinct, and there is no material difference between the vortex and the world outside it. Rather than making objects, create a special environment, and create works through the phenomena that environment brings forth. Let us call this “environmental phenomena.” Works cannot be separated from their environment; they change as the environment changes. Works are liberated from the material objects that have so far carried their existence. Even the ordinary things of everyday life—air, water, light—will become phenomena through unique environments, transforming into a new kind of existence. Transcending the common sense of what humans have made until now, works will retain their existence even when people enter them bodily, and will be repaired when broken. The boundaries of a work’s existence are indistinct and continuous with what lies outside it. However, if the environment is lost, the work will disappear. Human consciousness will expand from existence itself to the environment. Exhibition details: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/e/phenomena/

∈Y∋とC.O.L.OによるA/V Live ユニット。世界各都市で公演を繰り広げる。 ■ Performances (2025-) Art Week Tokyo— Tokyo, Japan November 15, 2025 / FACETASM MUTEK.JP — Tokyo, Japan November 21, 2025 / Nocturne 1 Powerhouse: International — A New Arts Festival — Brooklyn, New York, USA December 5, 2025 Powerhouse: International A New Arts Festival CTM FESTIVAL — Berlin, Germany January 24, 2026 / Berlin, at Haus der Visionäre REWIRE FESTIVAL —The Hague, Netherlands April 10, 2026 Variations festival — Nante, France April 11, 2026 ∈Y∋は1986年にBoredomsを立ち上げ『Super æ』や『Vision Creation Newsun』などジャンルを打ち壊す作品を世に送り出し、世界中にファンを持つ存在となっている。また、ドラマーを集めて挑んだ壮大な「Boadrum」シリーズでも知られている。Sonic YouthやJohn ZornのNaked Cityのほか、Puzzle Punksなどのプロジェクトにも参加している。 本プロジェクトは、マルチメディアA/VコレクティブCOSMIC LAB創設者でもあるビジュアルアーティストC.O.L.OとのA/Vショーである。C.O.L.Oはテクノ元祖Jeff Millsとの合作『THE TRIP - Enter the Black Hole』や、∈Y∋との『FINALBY()』などで未知のAV体験を作り上げてきており、ヴィジュアルの構造がサウンドを生成し形作る統合システムを開発してきた。音と映像を切り離せない一つのメディアとして扱い、その場ならではの、人を変容させるような体験を生み出している。 AV/DJ/LIVE という枠を超えた加速的なハイブリッド、マキシマイズの先に立ち顕れるミニマライズ 。拡張されたシンゲリフューチャリズムや地殻原子オーディオ・ヴィジュアル・リアクティブで映像・光の不可分を加速。 A swarming bundle of chaos and fun surrounds Yamantaka Eye, aka ∈Y∋, the visionary founder of legendary avant-noise groups Boredoms, Hanatarash, and Puzzle Punks. Working since the 1980s, ∈Y∋'s output has influenced and shaped experimental music in his native Japan and across the globe. From noise and psychedelia to performance art and visual art, ∈Y∋'s career is a collage of creative mischief and devilish collaborations. He has performed with the iconic Sonic Youth, on John Zorn’s Naked City (1990), and with the influential South Korean artist Nam June Paik, among many others. Expect a face-melting and mind-warping audiovisual battery as the mutant cyberkinetic noise of ∈Y∋ is combined with the rampant visuals of C.O.L.O from Osaka’s Cosmic Lab to birth an immersive audiovisual performance. Through projects such as FINALBY( ) with ∈Y∋, C.O.L.O has developed integrated systems in which visual structures generate and shape sound, treating audio and image as a single, inseparable medium to create site-specific, transformative experiences.

Loop music video for monje's "Coyote." It was created using hand-drawn animation made with analog techniques.

A music video that reconstructs the histories of TUBE and THE ALFEE, two bands with long careers, through pixel art. The fan bases of both bands strongly overlap with the generation that grew up alongside the dawn of gaming culture in the 1980s and 1990s. In this work, pixel art was adopted as a direct way to reach those visual memories, designing the visuals not as mere retro styling, but as a device that evokes the memories of an era. The video includes parodies centered on TUBE and THE ALFEE’s live performances, adding an element of delight for fans who enjoy spotting the original sources. By handling directing, editing, and pixel art creation consistently, the work goes beyond pixel-art visuals to create images that bring back memories of those days.

Gen Hoshino - Glitch [Official Video] Director: Migitakaru Meta In this work, I was responsible for the motion graphics / window design. Within a visual structure where glitches occur in a chain reaction across the desktop, I implemented a browser-crasher-like window proliferation effect using p5.js. Drawing on early internet culture and the UI context of PC screens, I designed the interface and motion of windows that self-replicate.

A promotional video for the Pokémon Card Game, unveiled at the Pokémon World Championships 2025 (WCS2025). It spatially depicts battles between Mega Charizard X, Mega Lucario, Mega Gardevoir, and Legendary Pokémon. The 3DCG and character animation were handled by Eallin Japan, and the motion graphics were created by Shuji Hirai. The hand-drawn animation scenes were created by Takeshi Kishimoto. ©2025 Pokémon. ©1995-2025 Nintendo/Creatures Inc./GAME FREAK inc. Pocket Monsters, Pokémon, and Pokémon are registered trademarks of Nintendo, Creatures, and Game Freak.

光学合成の質感、コンピューターを用いて出力したドット絵のアニメーション、スーパーインポーズで合成されたテロップ、レタリング、手描きのアニメーション、3DCGの背景など、異なる時代の表現手法を、ごった煮にして映像に落としこんだ。青く淡白な基本のトーンに差し色として彩度の高い色をしたモチーフが挿入される雰囲気が、楽曲のローテンションながら輪郭にエッジをもつ雰囲気を補強できるようこころみた。

A full-CG music video that expresses the world of the song across multiple spaces. The lyrics were placed in 3D space as objects with mass, and the camera work was controlled procedurally. In post-production, we employed databend techniques that intervene in the very structure of the video codec, pursuing the material texture hidden within digital media and the aesthetics of glitch.

A music video created for an in-game song from Bandai Namco Entertainment’s social game The Idolmaster Gakuen. The character Hanami Saki was a top athlete in track and field before aspiring to become an idol, and she has a past in which, due to being a late bloomer, she confronted the limits of her abilities at a young age and suffered setbacks. The song’s theme portrays her “setbacks and challenges,” making for an absurd tale in which she moves back and forth between the reality of the setbacks she experienced in the past and the uncertain glory of the future. In the end, she attempts to break through her own limits. To make this pulp-fiction-like story convincing, we aimed for a meditative music video in which the past and future are suspended, combining the image of sequential photographs that draw the viewer’s consciousness back into the past with animation that propels her into the future to the sound of drum and bass. The spirit of craving victory that she cultivated in her years as an athlete, caught between ideals and reality, shakes off notions of records and victory created by others through the act of “running.” By adopting abstract smear frames and a rough, painterly style, we sought to convey, in a sensory way, her spiritual rebirth as an idol (a performer).

A collection of works from 2015 to 2026.