SEVENTEEN (SEVENTEEN) JAPAN 4TH SINGLE "Expiration Date" Promotion video assets for the included track “Circles -Japanese ver.-” The song’s message of “going around and around, then returning to where it started” is expressed through the movement of the animation and the texture of the motifs. Using soap bubbles (transparent spherical forms) as the main motif, the animation gently and softly depicts them drifting, transforming, and touching various things as they travel through space. The piece ends by returning to the opening scene, creating a loopable structure.

Hidden, untouched landscapes and the four seasons of Nasu Town are captured, and the diverse culture and history condensed there are crafted through technical editing from an enormous amount of footage that hardly seems possible for a single town.

An iOS app featuring works created with AR (augmented reality) and motion graphics. It was developed and produced with the goal of turning any environment into an art installation. In the first release, the following three motion graphics works were made available. 1: EVERYDAY Everyday motifs are presented with extraordinary animation and dynamics. By viewing them overlaid onto reality in AR, the piece creates a landscape in which reality and unreality intermingle and the boundary between them becomes blurred. 2: Betweener A dancer moving between reality and virtuality. The work portrays today’s digitally native people who seamlessly move back and forth between the real world and the virtual world online, enjoying both. 3: Loop of Life A phenakistoscope, said to be a predecessor of animation. By combining one of the oldest technologies with modern technology, this work depicts the various activities of life that continue to repeat unchanged across eras.