I had the honor of directing the music video for “animation” by AliA, a six-member hybrid rock band. Set in a fictional Shibuya and a masked group, I developed and directed a story from the concept stage that blurs the line between reality and dreams.

I participated as one of the directors of the music video for Be:FIRST’s song “Scream.” The dance scenes were directed by Kensaku Kakimoto, and the members’ solo scenes were directed by Ritsuko Nomura.

This work was created for “Design Ah! Exhibition,” which toured venues across Japan from 2018 to 2019. By grouping hand movements by onomatopoeia, I created an installation that can be enjoyed in a quiz format, where viewers guess what each movement is doing as they watch. (Venues: The Museum of Art, Toyama; Miraikan – The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation; Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art; Contemporary Art Museum, Kumamoto; Sagawa Art Museum)

For NHK E TV’s TECHNE: Video Classroom, we created a one-minute video work on the theme of “same position,” featuring choreographer and performer Shuji Onodera. While performing a scene of passing a ball back and forth in sync with the place and timing, he also performed a scene in which gravity changes inside a spinning box, and we tried filming and compositing them so that “place, time, and gravity” would align perfectly.