This is a commemorative lyric video for a new song in which some of the lyrics were rearranged for the current-member version (-ZZ ver.) of Momoiro Clover Z, which celebrated its 13th anniversary on May 17, 2021. Using live footage and photos from the past 13 years, this beloved song for both the members and the fans is brought to life in a lively stop-motion animation that follows the lyrics as the members sing, dance, and race around. We also deliberately preserved analog textures such as hand-drawn elements and the feel of paper. The video features many cutout memories of stage costumes, stage effects, and live venues. For the members’ lip-sync in the big chorus, we cut out three frames each of their mouth shapes (a-i-u-e-o-n) and replaced them in a way that makes it look as if they are singing. The four members race through the song as crayons in their respective colors. It became a video that could only have been created now, when it is difficult for large groups to gather. With respect for the 13-year journey shared by the members and all the Mononofu.

Released on Wednesday, 6/23 from the 1st EP “humming” — Mon Star (Official Music Video)

An attempt to reconstruct heaven and hell, and the purgatorial purification of Catholicism, from the perspective of the transformation of memory. By incorporating drawings by No-ka and uncertain images generated through machine learning, the work seeks to depict how memories burdened with pain are altered and supplemented, wavering toward salvation.

An attempt to reconstruct the onset of sound and the way it is perceived across different frequencies as the principles of motion in motion graphics. Based on the concept of the impulse response of the auditory system known as the ear, it explores a state in which music and image mutually interfere with each other.