Seiya Uehara

Seiya Uehara

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Credited on 6 works from 2020 to 2025. Main genres: Music video, Short film.

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Short Film “A PERFECT DRUG” For London Fashion Week 21SS / John Lawrence Sullivan - 映像作家: classic6
Short film

Short Film “A PERFECT DRUG” For London Fashion Week 21SS / John Lawrence Sullivan

2021
00:05:07
Co-Planner : Classic 6 This is a Web version. The original video is 12 minutes long. In this film, the designer's love of industrial music comes through. The clashing and banging comes from instruments played by friends of the brand. The catch? They only had one go. Nakamura follows Yanagawa's troupe through the dark hallways of a concrete underground space as they come to a make-shift stage, which one member later clambers across. Footage is tinged an inky blue, reminiscent of the background setting for the look book. With instruments provided and a time limit of just three hours, the results are pretty fantastic and pretty damn cathartic. So, what are you waiting for? Turn your volume up and let it all out.
Nulbarich – TOKYO - 映像作家: spikeyjohn
Music video

Nulbarich – TOKYO

2021
Only Image
Amid the anxiety of the ongoing spread of the coronavirus, I wanted to portray this era in a positive light by expressing how beautiful everyday life and each person’s life can be. Rather than using unnatural direction more typical of dramas or films, I aimed for a style that felt as natural as possible. Instead of a stereotypical “TOKYO,” I was very particular about the locations, composition, and color palette so that it would feel real and captivating. My belief is that beauty does not lie only in glamorous, meticulously crafted worlds; any world can become beautiful depending on the perspective or the way it is framed.
Fujii Kaze - "Enough Already" Official Video - 映像作家: spikeyjohn
Music video

Fujii Kaze - "Enough Already" Official Video

2020
00:05:02
I worked on this piece through repeated discussions with Fujii Kaze. The concept of the work is vagrancy and true freedom. Until a few years ago, I had personal interactions with people experiencing homelessness, and I recalled what I had felt at that time when planning this project. The public image of “homeless = poor, unhappy” is, for some people, a misconception. The homeless people I met had chosen a free way of living unconstrained by society, and their hearts were very wealthy. And we, living in the present day, realized that we are bound by so many things and rules that we are not truly free. These are things I recalled and thought about only as part of constructing the work, and what I wanted to convey in this piece was: That beautiful things are not the only things that are beautiful, and that any existence can be made cool depending on the expression of the artist.

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