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WOW25 “Viewpoints” from Unlearning the Visuals

2022

00:02:42
WOW25 “Viewpoints” from Unlearning the Visuals
  • WOW25 “Viewpoints” from Unlearning the Visuals
Director : Tatsuki Kondo
Co-director / Designer : Itsuki Maeshiro, Takafumi Matsunaga
Designer : Tsutomu Miyajima, Hiroshi Takagishi, Yutaro Mori, Haruka Kanno
Producer : Yasuaki Matsui
Sound Design : Yuki Tsujimura
Design Cooperation : HAKUTEN
Technical Design / Equipment : Prism Co., Ltd.
When you change your “point of view,” new things come into view, and the way you feel and think changes—something everyone has likely experienced. In this work, by changing viewpoints and focusing on a specific viewpoint alone, we challenged ourselves to intentionally reconstruct the scenery and create a sense of appreciation.

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H Haruka Kanno unverified Designer Hiroshi Takagishi Designer I Itsuki Maeshiro unverified Director / Designer T Takafumi Matsunaga unverified Director / Designer Tatsuki Kondo Director T Tsutomu Miyajima unverified Designer Y Yasuaki Matsui unverified Producer Y Yuki Tsujimura unverified Sound Y Yutaro Mori unverified Designer

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NISSAN PAVILION Yokohama - 映像作家: tatsuki-kondo
InstallationInteractive

NISSAN PAVILION Yokohama

2020
00:01:36
Nissan Pavilion, an experiential entertainment facility where visitors can experience Nissan’s proud technologies and vision for the future, opened for a limited time in Yokohama Minato Mirai. Its concept is “Expanding Human Possibilities.” Among the experiential content that gives form to a near-future made possible by Nissan’s technology, WOW was responsible for the direction and production of THE CITY area. Visitors can experience an installation inspired by a “city energized by the connection between cars, people, and society.” In THE CITY, two of Nissan’s envisioned futures were visualized within the space. ROOM1 In a smoke-filled space, 195 laser modules and the motors that move them were installed. Each laser is individually controlled to create a variety of animations, and when a visitor enters the area, the system detects their presence and takes evasive action, making it an interactive space. This abstractly expresses the key sensing technologies that Nissan is pursuing in order to realize a society with zero traffic accidents. ROOM2 Approximately 150 translucent pillars of varying heights, abstracting a “city,” and three pillars with mock car units placed on top, representing “cars,” were arranged throughout the space, with all pillars self-illuminated. The light animations representing “CHARGE,” “SHARE,” and “SUPPLY,” which begin when a hand is placed over the car mock-up, express Nissan’s vision of a city energized through the sharing of energy and information. In addition, when hands are placed over all three pillars with the mock-ups at the same time, a special effect triggers a vividly colorful light animation. The production was designed to evoke a city that becomes increasingly vibrant as cars, people, and society connect. Both spaces were designed as immersive environments that, while abstract, allow visitors to feel Nissan’s vision for the future. Nissan Pavilion Period: August 1, 2020 (Sat) – October 23, 2020 (Fri) Address: 6-2-1 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa NISSAN PAVILION Yokohama▶https://www.nissan.co.jp/BRAND/PAVILION/ For more detail▶https://www.w0w.co.jp/works/nissan_pavilion

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Reflective tree - 映像作家: wow-inc
EventInstallation

Reflective tree

2022
00:01:54
Responsible for the planning and design of “Reflective tree,” a Christmas installation placed at the entrance of Roppongi Hills West Walk. The approximately 7-meter-tall tree is composed of a column with 10 layers, about 500 branches, and leaves made from approximately 2,700 mirror-finish materials. As the layers rotate, sometimes simultaneously and sometimes alternately, the leaves, lit by colored illumination, reflect and diffuse the light, creating a variety of sparkling expressions. By allowing the brilliance of the tree itself and the leaves wrapped in layers of light to illuminate the space, the installation was designed to evoke the fantastical atmosphere unique to the Christmas season, day and night.