Produced as the music video for “Hana wa Jun, Kimi ni Sachiare,” a song by the unit “KISORA,” produced by KITA. (Ken Kamikita). We portrayed, with a near-futuristic worldview, the feeling of wishing for the happiness of the “world you are in,” and the world as seen by “you,” as inspired by the song.

Description: Expressing the emptiness and confusion brought about by interpersonal relationships, as well as positive feelings, and the shifting nature of such emotions. A single word or a small gesture from oneself or others can become a source of regret, or can lift one’s spirits; people often spend their days in conflict, without a clear answer. This ambiguity, this state in which thoughts and feelings cannot be clearly put into words, was collaged together. By mainly juxtaposing the outer edges of cut-out motifs, roughly trimmed spaces, and abstract motifs cut out without regard for boundaries, the work portrays the wandering of the mind.

Directed and produced the music video for virtual singer “Yunagi Ushio” (@yng_ushio). With “soft aggression” as the central theme, we pursued choreography that expresses immature negative emotions. By linking shots that remain open to multiple interpretations, we aimed to create imagery in which the predicative elements of each shot—verbs and adjectives associated with the motifs—come to the fore, without relying on the reading of symbolic motifs.

Band Sayonaka music video All shots were made with a fixed camera, using still photographs It was created with the image of capturing the memories of two girls known to no one