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

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