劇場作品「プロメア」のTRIGGERコーポレート・ロゴ、アヴァンモーショングラフィックス、タイトルロゴアニメーションを担当。 アヴァンでは本編のストーリーの前段となる、バーニッシュが現象として拡がっていく様をモーショングラフィックスを使い抽象的に表現。ルックにおいても単純なフィルムルックによる古さの表現でなく、今回のために新たに開発した撮影処理や、特殊なグラデーション加工を行っている。タイトルロゴアニメーションはアヴァンから本編へとの切り替えを意識し、プロメアという作品の熱量をダイレクトにモーションに落とし込んでいる。

Ending theme for the TV anime #Peach Boy Riverside. This song depicts farewells at life’s turning points and the inner conflict of continuing to chase one’s dreams through the motif of a “train.” It was created with the night portrayed in a positive light.

A branding film for Brighten, which proposes a “birth concierge” under the slogan “We won’t let any mother feel alone.” To gently support hearts burdened by loneliness and anxiety, it depicts light streaming into each window, while the music and narration are infused with warmth.

When I looked at Jomon pottery with the naked eye, its distinctive protrusions and patterns made me imagine landscapes, natural phenomena, the forms and movements of living creatures, and even sounds and sensations. The way fragments of various kinds of information intermingle in it feels almost like a poem of the Jomon people. Could these not be related to life forms that the Jomon people ate in order to survive—that is, might they have felt prayer and awe toward the living beings they were given, and might that energy have given rise to the grotesque yet beautiful forms of Jomon pottery? This work was conceived and created based on these ideas.