A 100th anniversary film for CEMEDINE Co., Ltd. A challenge to see how far an “adhesive” can be taken as a form of “expression.”

I performed VJing at “Mojito Club,” an event hosted by DJs Reochiba and Shunsuke Kudo. Using VJ software I programmed myself, I played the visuals live for about two hours by tapping an 8x8 MIDI controller on the spot. I focused on the commonality between techno music, which “creates rhythm by placing sounds appropriately,” and typography, which “creates rhythm by placing letters appropriately.”

Motion Graphics

This is an animated research work that deconstructs the everyday visual experience of a “room tour” through the manipulation of perspective. Its approach lies in continuously transforming the perspective by distorting the structure of the entire room, while leaving all objects within the space—furniture and small items—completely still. By representing space itself with motion graphics, the work induces a visual illusion in which stationary objects appear to acquire autonomous movement, blurring the boundary between 2D graphics and 3D spatial perception, and unsettling the viewer’s sense of “what exactly is moving?” in this experimental approach.