Fairy Daizukan is a performance unit. This was produced as the opening animation for their YouTube channel. It begins with Naito, a security guard in a building late at night, accidentally hearing a mysterious radio, and the main part unfolds with puppets, singing, and dancing. The animation I was in charge of depicts this strange encounter. As a concept, I aimed for an animation that felt somehow nostalgic, with a look you might remember from childhood, and a retro color palette and image quality, as if it had been sleeping deep in the back of a closet.

This is a self-produced video work themed around spring. It expresses the excitement and positive atmosphere of something about to begin in the new season. I created 12 patterns of square, moving geometric shapes and used them as the main graphic element in the video. At the beginning of the video, as one steps out through a door into the outside world, they encounter various things, and these eventually become flowers. The line that appears in the flower scene, “A flower blossoms for its own joy.”, is a quote by Oscar Wilde, meaning “A flower blossoms for its own joy.” It expresses the feeling of wanting to spend one’s life on things that excite and inspire them. In the scene with the three doors around the 20-second mark, the camera moves toward the door with no footprints. This expresses the feeling of “If I’m going to do it, I want to open up my own path that no one has walked before.”

Produced a visualizer for the Korean musician Yohna.

Motion graphics featured on the website of Chuo University’s industry-academia-government collaboration platform “+C”. The way each field works together is expressed through objects combining and coming together.