Description: This work was created for the “Audio Architecture” exhibition held in 2018 at “21_21 DESIGN SIGHT.” The artists interpreted the new song “AUDIO ARCHITECTURE,” written by musician Keigo Oyamada (Cornelius) for the exhibition, from their own perspectives and produced a video work. - airflow Focusing on the structure in the lyrics that contrasts various senses, this piece expresses subtle shifts in perception. Everyday objects such as sushi, tissues, and balloons are arranged in multiple rows and initially move in the same way, but because each is drawn separately, small differences in shape and motion naturally emerge over time.

This video is composed entirely of Chinese characters from start to finish. Using the radicals and structure of the Chinese word “漢堡,” which means “hamburger,” it explains the fictional psychological phenomenon known as “漢堡飽和.” This is a phenomenon in which, after staring at “漢堡” for a long time, one suddenly no longer understands what it is. It is said to be caused by neural inhibition, which prevents the brain from focusing on anything more than a part of the hamburger, causing the whole to be lost and its meaning to suddenly feel unfamiliar. This work is one part of the animation anthology Burger Order.

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