水野開斗

Kaito Mizuno

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1992年京都府舞鶴市生まれ。2016年京都造形芸術大学情報デザイン学科卒。卒業展では学長賞を受賞。東京のデザイン会社で3年間勤めた後、2019年よりフリーランスとして活動し、2024年7月に「Schiff」を法人設立しました。

TVCM、企業ブラ ンドムービー、タイトルロゴなど、モーションデザインを主軸と して、ディレクションからグラフィックデザインまで、作品やご依頼に応じて幅広く携わっています。日常に潜む動きの観察や視覚的な遊びからくるイメー ジを表現に変えながら、映像とデザインの関わりを強く意識した 作品制作を行います。

現在は京都を拠点としていますが、東京をはじめ全国のお仕事を多くお引き受けしています。もちろん首都圏での打ち合わせなども可能ですのでお気軽にご相談ください。

Work

Mood Hall -side B- | Mood Hall [side B] - 映像作家: kawaiokamura
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Mood Hall -side B- | Mood Hall [side B]

2022
00:33:34
“33 minutes and 33 seconds needed before the world ends” A dying Earth. A strange game played by the survivors: “Mood Hall.” A mysterious middle-aged gentleman and a beautiful woman, appearing and disappearing. Little people. Giants. A party. A desert. The bottom of a pool. Dance. Day and night, repeated again and again. Experimental, artistic, adventurous, half sci-fi, half mystery: a densely layered labyrinthine world made of sketches. A masterpiece of film that strips away words and leads you into a world of seeing and hearing alone! ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ In 2016, “Mood Hall” was presented as the latest installation in Kawaiokamura’s retrospective exhibition. It was Kawaiokamura’s first new work in nine years, with sound direction for the entire solo show handled by Mariko Harada. In 2019, “Mood Hall” was completed as a film work, and in 2020 it was released theatrically at Demachiza, a cinema in Kyoto. The music, of course, was by Mariko Harada. It brought the richly layered 33-minute-and-33-second world of image and sound to the screens and speakers of the movie theater. In 2022, the music for “Mood Hall” was completely rewritten by Kazumichi Komatsu. It was made neither as an installation nor for a cinema, but as a composition intended for streaming. Reading the visuals like a score, he struck the sound against the images so powerfully that they changed, and linked each segment through a distinctive sense of floating weightlessness. Reconstructed through Komatsu’s bold interpretation, “Mood Hall” was named “Mood Hall side B.”

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