Go Inagaki

Go Inagaki

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Credited on 5 works from 2019 to 2021. Main genres: Installation, Music video, PV.

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H&M – BlackEyePatch × H&M - 映像作家: maxilla
PromotionPV

H&M – BlackEyePatch × H&M

2021
00:00:30
I was responsible for the creative direction of H&M’s first Japan-exclusive print collaboration, “BlackEyePatch x H&M.” Based on the concept, I handled the overall creative production and direction, including art direction, in-store poster design, the production of a campaign video featuring BlackEyePatch’s worldview and the collection, and the design of the limited-edition tabloid booklet “Journal B,” which was distributed as a purchase bonus.
Gasu-tena-ni - 映像作家: hoedown
Installation

Gasu-tena-ni

2019
00:00:53
We handled everything from planning through production for the entire exhibition area of “Gasutenaani: The Gas Science Museum,” operated by Tokyo Gas. Reopened in October 2019, the museum is a facility where visitors can enjoy learning through hands-on exhibits about the features of “energy,” which supports our daily lives, and its relationship to future lifestyles and society. In conjunction with the renewal, we created 15 interactive contents that use the latest technology and allow even young children to learn intuitively.
Future Strata Digging the Future - 映像作家: hoedown
Installation

Future Strata Digging the Future

2019
00:03:23
Description: We produced a video work that serves as new content for the Japan Science and Technology Agency's Miraikan signature exhibit, "Geo-Cosmos." Based on the hypothesis proposed by atmospheric chemist Paul Crutzen that the strata formed by human activity should be positioned as a new geological epoch called the "Anthropocene," the work provides an overview of Earth from its birth to the present. Using a wide range of techniques, including special effects, animation, and CG, and set to music by env.Roy and U-zhaan, it playfully presents the difficult theme: “What will our era leave behind in Earth’s history?”

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