I produced the promotional video for a new motion capture studio established by flapper3 Inc. Because it is a motion capture studio that does not require markers or suits, I visualized its casual, easy-to-use nature in a pop style. The overall video expresses the studio's agility, highlighting how quickly one can shift into an extended reality.

A music video created based on a song inspired by photographer Munehide Ida’s photo book “EXPRESSWAY.” In this work, depth maps were generated from Munehide Ida’s photographs to give them three-dimensional movement, challenging the idea of “photographs coming to life once again.” While actively embracing the characteristics of the source material, including blur and noise, the piece intricately synchronizes them with piano sounds evoking a camera shutter and fast-paced developments. Through a unique approach, it reconstructs the tension and sense of speed inherent in the “moment” captured in photographs taken while driving on the Shuto Expressway at 100 km/h.

* This work contains abrupt flashing and rapid visual changes. As a result, it may trigger seizures in individuals with epilepsy or photosensitivity. Please exercise caution when viewing, and if you feel any discomfort, stop watching immediately. -- This is a motion graphics MV created under the concept of “making an MV that tricks the viewer for an instant.” Starting from the now-familiar composition often seen in recent vocaloid song MVs—an illustration placed against a single-color background—the moment the drop begins, the illustrated Teto Kasane opens her eyes and the background starts moving violently as well, drawing the viewer into the music through the sudden shift in tone. To create visuals that could stand up to a song driven by passionate feelings riding on a powerful beat, we incorporated plenty of data-like grime such as noise and moshing, and built the piece around motion graphics that still maintain a pleasing visual appearance.

TV anime “Zenshu.” ED theme A video work combining illustration, UI design, and live action. -- The illustrator was kawa. Using a color-specified line draft, often seen in key animation production, as one of the looks, we prepared three different looks along with line art and coloring. We delicately visualized the process through which a work is created, and the life of its creator, by weaving live action into the imagery. All live-action footage was shot by going out myself, and from the cold winter dawn to sunset, I captured spaces that conveyed a sense of warmth. With assistance from Jaga (SHIFTZ), who is well versed in live-action filming, we shot aimlessly while searching for “everyday yet powerful landscapes” that suit this song. -- We created this work with a single-minded desire to deliver the struggles and joys of creation to everyone who creates, or is about to begin creating.