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Penny Market “Circus” / TVCM

2016

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Penny Market “Circus” / TVCM
Agency: Hullabaloo, Production: Eallin, Director: Yoes Benli, DOP: Gasper Snurdel, Producer: Martin Hovolka, Hisa Composite: jan heusler, Color correction: David Koubik, CG supervisor: Remy Busson, CG: Tatsumi Watanabe, Masaki aburakawa, Kenji Kawasaki
Television commercial for the supermarket Penny Market. Like a nighttime circus, emoji characters come alive and make a racket with children before they go to sleep. A fun animation that blends live action and CG.

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Y Yoes Benli unverified Director G Gasper Snurdel unverified Cinematographer M Martin Hovolka unverified Producer H Hisa Composite unverified Composite j Jan Heusler unverified Colorist D David Koubik unverified Colorist R Remy Busson unverified CG supervisor T Tatsuki Watanabe unverified CG M Masaki Aburakawa unverified CG kenji kawasaki CG

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VOQ「lulu」(PROGRESSIVES FOrM) - 映像作家: chikaramatsumoto
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VOQ「lulu」(PROGRESSIVES FOrM)

2010, 2011, 2018
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This was created as the music video for “lulu,” a track from musician VOQ’s first album, YONA, released by PROGRESSIVES FOrM in April 2018. Although it is also a music video, it is a “painting of time” that repeatedly depicts similar images, and is intended as a visual expression by a painter, with the aim of observing the nonlocality of where images exist. This work is also a recreation of the installation of the drawing animation work End o wo Terasumono 2 (2011), which was created for the solo exhibition “End o wo Terasumono 1” (2010) at Take Ninagawa (Higashi-Azabu) and for the exhibition “The 3rd Yebisu International Festival for Art and Alternative Visions: Daydream Believer!!” (2011) at the Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, along with an early version of VOQ’s same song “lulu.” It is planned to be further added to and released as a short film titled End o wo Terasumono.
Moving Creates Vortices and Vortices Create Movement - 映像作家: teamlab
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Moving Creates Vortices and Vortices Create Movement

2017
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When a person moves, force is applied in that direction. As a result, a flow is generated. When a fast flow occurs, a difference in velocity from the surrounding flow causes rotational motion, and vortices are born. Fluids are represented as a continuum of countless particles, and interactions between the particles are calculated. Then, the trajectories of the particles draw lines in space. The collection of those lines is flattened into a surface through teamLab’s concept of “Super Subjective Space,” and the work is created. The faster people move, the stronger the force applied in that direction. If people stop, or if people disappear, the flow ceases to occur, and nothing exists in the space. The work is born through the influence of people’s movements, and continues to transform. In the sea, complex terrain such as islands creates differences in flow velocity, causing vortices to form. Vortices stir up the remains of dead organisms that have sunk to the seafloor, turning the water into nutrient-rich seawater. Using that as a source of nutrients, plankton grow, and the fish and shellfish that feed on them also grow. The sea is made rich by vortices.