The Cat of Shinjuku East Exit: a piece synchronized across Cross Vision and Alta Vision

New work from 2024 by the Shinjuku East Exit Cat. Cat language amplified by echo reverberates across the plaza in front of Alta.

A video work for the Nihonbashi Immersive Museum. One of the clips from Noesis, a spatial video work the artist has been working on since 2018, was reconfigured for the square space of the Immersive Museum. On view from July to September 2023.

Outdoor 3D advertisement for NBA Japan Games 2022 presented by Rakuten & NISSAN. We created a manga-like worldview, considering how to attract the attention of Japanese people unfamiliar with the NBA. We created this ad considering the possibilities of expression with 2D materials in outdoor stereoscopic advertising. We also created wrappings with the same design on the exterior walls of the building and implemented advertisements for the entire building. Outdoor 3D advertisement for NBA Japan Games 2022 presented by Rakuten & NISSAN. We developed a manga-inspired world, with the aim of drawing the attention of Japanese audiences who are not very familiar with the NBA. This project explored the expressive possibilities of using 2D materials in outdoor stereoscopic advertising. We also produced the same design as building wrap graphics on the exterior walls, carrying out a full-building advertising campaign.

“3D Giant Cat” appeared on the large curved screen at the east exit of Shinjuku Station. Designed as a landmark character, the giant cat was made to look as if it lived in the building, and this fictional urban creature, unique to Japan for its distinctive sense of humor, was also covered by overseas media. This work brought a major evolution to DOOH (digital out-of-home advertising) expression.

A work exhibited at Jeep Real Hybrid e-Creators. Using visual programming, it depicts river confluences and boundaries that evoke the laws of constructal flow, and, with the regularity of terrain formed over long periods of time as its theme, this audiovisual work links dynamic crustal activity to sound, while the expressions of the landscape created by differences in elevation transform linearly.

An audiovisual live performance in the 3D full-dome theater at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation. Presented as part of the art event MUTEK.JP. By synchronizing music with the permanently installed 3D projector in the Dome Theater Gaia at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation, and projecting additional imagery from a large brought-in projector in layered overlap, the work realized an interactive live performance in 3D. This experimental audiovisual piece explores the visualization of themes such as quantum mechanics and the mechanisms of decision-making found in the laws governing natural forms.