Outdoor installation work, W4.5mm × H2.5mm. Presented at Roppongi Art Night 2025. A composite structure of LED neon, LED vision, and painting, in which the imagery on the LED vision switches in response to the blinking of the central sculptural LED neon object, illuminating the space with high-intensity light. Together with the other exhibited work, “Current Location,” the theme is “movement” within urban space. [Statement] When a street sign updated with LED is detached from its former purpose of stimulating desire and arousing speculative excitement, it becomes nothing more than a device whose lines flash brilliantly. The bright flickering light, visible under any conditions, attracts people and creates a sense of exhilaration even without any function. In a city centered on this intersection, it may serve as a marker for crossing over divisions such as arterial roads, the boundary between city and art, the threshold between everyday life and festival, and invisible hierarchies.

Description: A monthly event calendar for the live house Shibuya WWW. A year-long series of looped animations was created, each featuring the names of the artists performing that month. Text elements were arranged to blend into the visuals, adding a playful touch to information that might otherwise feel monotonous. Twelve blinking neon signs, each with a different composition, invite viewers into the live space. *This video compiles all 12 months.

An installation consisting of LED neon and two high-brightness LCD displays. Under the theme of “a new hope that illuminates the night, and an invitation to the social spaces it creates,” it expresses the vitality of human activity through the flickering of man-made light. By contrasting animated LED neon with neon imagery in digital signage, the work incorporates concepts such as updating past motifs with contemporary technologies and methods, and pursuing sustainability by reducing power consumption and improving safety, while presenting them in an extremely entertaining form.

This is a visual piece created for the cover of a free magazine, along with an accompanying animation. It expresses a sense of intoxication through the dazzling flicker of neon lights. Like strolling from bar to bar through a back alley at night, it loops in a horizontal scroll across the front and back covers, which are lined with the names of the featured establishments.