This video work depicts a surreal world based on the theme of “dreamscapes.” One of the characteristics of dreams is that scenes suddenly change. Strange scenes just before waking, memories connected in fragments—I visualized the experience of dreams I have had so far as a video. The tool used was Blender, which I have been using and loving for many years. Taking advantage of the free viewpoints unique to 3D animation, I created a world that exists somewhere between reality and fantasy. The music for this work is an original composition by musician no.9, who provided a song for the opening ceremony of the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games. The sound design, synchronized with the visuals, further enhances the sense of floating and uncertainty that dreams possess. Please enjoy this new dream experience, where sight and sound intersect.

DOOH work for the “Kabukicho Blue Project,” an event celebrating the opening of Tokyu Kabukicho Tower. A project that links three large digital billboards in the Shinjuku area: the YUNIKA VISION, Kabukicho Tower Vision, and Cross Shinjuku Vision. Through a virtual cat hole existing in the real streets of the Shinjuku area, the cat from Cross Shinjuku Vision pops its face out on the two other billboards.

Opening video for "The Us Who Can’t Move Encyclopedia," a program by Nijisanji talents Fuyuki Hakase, Ryushen, and Sara Hoshikawa

UQiYO「Night Safari」のMV。無数の木の葉が、寄り集まって動物を形作り、またばらばらに散っていく、「生命の循環の長い旅」がコンセプトのコマ撮りアニメーション。登場する動物たちは、野外で素材を採集して造形するまでをワークショップとして企画・開催し、多くの参加者と協働で制作。