▫️"Shape of Think" motion graphic ▫️Adobe After Effects ▫️1920*1920 l 24fps ▫️5h

Noise;nse is a work that explores various aspects of reality through changes brought about by visual noise. The sound of a car engine, the wavering patterns of curtains—our surroundings are filled with noise that places a burden on the senses. What is noise to humans is a foothold for technology to perceive reality. Could there be a world of noise known only to technology? In this work, by adding the direction, distance, and color of light to two pieces of fabric and generating visual noise—such as periodic misalignment and distortion—it expresses how the patterns of plants are transformed. Striped moiré patterns appear around the fabric, while different patterns emerge in the plants sandwiched between the fabrics. These are changes in noise caused by the unique unevenness of the plants.

When people touch flowers, the flowers fall and die. When people touch sand, the falling sand breaks. Since ancient times, people have watched sand fall and come to understand the concept of fleeting time, and through the changing of blooming flowers, they have sensed the passage of long time. The time carried by falling sand, the time in which flowers are born and die again and again, and the time of the human body—these different times intersect and overlap. The space of the flowers is framed by teamLab’s concept of “ultrasubjective space,” so unlike space framed by a lens or perspective, the viewer’s point of view is not fixed, and the body is liberated. And the wall on which the flowers are projected does not become a boundary between us and the artwork; the space of the flowers continues seamlessly with the space in which people’s bodies exist. Artwork page: https://www.teamlab.art/jp/ew/life-sandfall-jeddah/jeddah/