This is a compilation of “very low-resolution and very short” humor videos for social media release.

On a certain day in June 2020, in Shibuya Someone who is unaware they have been infected with COVID goes out to play in the city, unknowingly spreading the infection. And then, at last, they themselves develop symptoms, and as their consciousness fades, they realize for the first time that they were infected. June 2020. While watching the news, I tried to visualize a case that actually seemed possible. I expressed the act of coughing through shaking images, and used camera work to recreate a sickly, unwell impression. I haven’t been infected so far, so I don’t actually know what kind of vision it would be like...

An XR audio-visual showcase by COSMIC LAB, which has continually explored spatial expression where the visible and invisible intersect as VJs. Using the XR (Expanded Reality) Live System, developed and advanced by COSMIC LAB, the performance was live-streamed from an expanded reality space at Universe in Misono, Osaka. COSMIC LAB amplified into an XR visual space a luminous sound performance by ∈Y∋, who continues to push experimental expression to its limits, performed with the body connected to two specialized devices: a wrist-mounted type and a cone-shaped type.

This is an original segment for the new craft program “Ugokosaku,” which is being developed jointly by the video streaming service U-NEXT and designer Masaya Ishikawa. By working together with animations displayed on a tablet or smartphone and placing the craft on the screen, you can create a moving craft—that is, “ugokosaku.” “Ugokosaku” also uses technology and optical illusions to deliver the joy of making things by hand through new crafting and visual experiences unique to streaming.