宗佳広

宗佳広

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Credited on 5 works from 2014 to 2022. Main genres: 2D animation, Animation, Installation.

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MoAR – Museum of AR - 映像作家: whatever
AR

MoAR – Museum of AR

2022
00:00:43
We planned and produced “MoAR – Museum of AR,” an art gallery where you can experience large-scale digital artworks in AR, using the coworking building WHEREVER in Roppongi, Tokyo, as a canvas. In addition to our original works, such as a logo leaping out from a sign, a giant monster roaming the building, a swarm of ghosts inhabiting the building being sucked away, and a giant figure peering out from inside the building, we also collaborated with a total of 24 artists active across a wide range of fields, including Inae, Yukishita Mayu, and others. In all, you can experience 28 AR mural artworks at once. By using App Clips, we eliminated the need to download an app, allowing visitors to simply scan the QR codes painted on the building’s exterior walls and view works by a variety of artists in AR.
Go! Clay Car - 映像作家: whatever
2D animationAnimation

Go! Clay Car

2018
Only Image
When a clay-made “car” is scanned with the original 3D scanner, that car appears in the virtual town and starts driving with NISSAN’s latest technology. On the touch monitor, if you display a person in front of the car driving through the town, the car senses them and stops. And if a car has run out of charge and is parked in a parking space, touching the built-in charger lets it recharge. This content was designed so that people can enjoy learning about Nissan’s technology, “NISSAN INTELLIGENT MOBILITY.”
Space Hoppers - 映像作家: whatever
2D animationInstallation

Space Hoppers

2017
00:01:01
“Space Hoppers” is a new trampoline attraction jointly developed with Namco. By leveraging projection mapping and sensing technology, it offers an experience as if you were taking part in a space race. A proprietary sensor detects the trampoline’s jumping position and approximate height, and this increases your speed as you hop along a course through outer space toward the finish line. You can experience it at “TONDEMI,” a next-generation indoor athletic facility that opened inside AEON Mall Makuhari Shintoshin.

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