Music video for singer-songwriter Yo Irie’s song “Shitteru.” It captures a monster born from a mass of emotions as its weights gradually peel away. Filmed entirely in Thailand.

Created as an internal simulator for “Interface Prototype for Different Natures,” exhibited in “Surprisingly Heartful,” the third installment of the 8th KUMA EXPERIMENT, a group exhibition by KUMA Foundation grantees. Based on an artificial ecosystem simulator that uses GPGPU technology to calculate the real-time interactions of large numbers of artificial life forms, it was designed to create a space in which artificial life living in computational space and humans (viewers) living in physical space could interact on equal terms. To that end, I built a system using hardware and sensors that enabled both sides to interact spontaneously with one another. From the perspective of the video work itself, I also incorporated expressions such as the surface of a liquid, exploring ways to make the boundary feel less apparent when exhibited on a touch display.

Music video for "Wasure naide Baby," a song by Nanawo Akari, written and composed by Guiano. Produced mainly with live-action footage, interwoven with CG and character illustrations. To evoke many everyday moments and memories, we directed it so that a variety of situations could be staged in an emotional way.