関根悠介

関根悠介

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daisy* "Kojimachi Sightseeing" - 映像作家: daisy
3DCGAnimationArt workInstallationOriginal

daisy* "Kojimachi Sightseeing"

2017 ~
00:01:17
A three-dimensional space built with real-time graphics. It depicts a day in the life of the people living in the Kojimachi district during the Edo period (1615-1868). In this virtual reality world, the same scene never repeats itself and the people move as if they had their own will. We combined the analog techniques of Japanese traditional painting with the digital techniques of real-time rendering and a video game AI engine to create delicate background and character compositions. The streets of Kojimachi in the Edo period, recreated in the style of Japanese painting, are actually built in real-time graphics within a 3D space. The people move as if they have a will of their own, and no scene ever repeats itself.
daisy* 「Lazy Arms」 - 映像作家: daisy
Art workAudio visual performanceInstallationInteractiveOriginalPerformance

daisy* 「Lazy Arms」

2015 ~
00:01:21
Description: Lazy Arms is a piece meant to interact with the viewer. Instead of building it inside the virtual world, we opted for a real analog version based on the same technology as the other pieces. It is not a musical instrument, but an experiment and a response to overcome the boundaries between humans and technology through creative means. Lazy Arms combines robotics, machine learning, and real-time control of light and sound to create an emotional space that allows the viewer to conduct their own orchestra of undulating arms, shifting sounds, and vibrant colors. From your position in front of the piece, you become a conductor, controlling the orchestra of lights, movements, and sounds. As you move your arms, the arms of the piece sway along with you, changing colors and emitting sounds based on your movements. Composed of nine robotic arms with lights and sound. By behaving like an orchestra conductor and engaging in dialogue with the piece, you can create sound and color, giving rise to a mysterious space.