REALROCKDESIGN

"Trapping what you feel for a moment in an interface and dropping something invisible into it as a graphic." Anyone baptized in music, culture, or fashion has heard the name at least once. The cutting-edge visual art and design team's activities are constantly expanding from music to art, and from culture to advertising. They started their career in 2000 at the dance music festival "Metamorphose", which was also called the "Japanese Summer of Love". Since then, they have been exploring the possibilities of creativity in entertainment while looking at "expression" through many floors. He has been directing the Tokyo performances of his ally DJ HARVEY since his return to Japan in 2014. He has participated in a borderless range of events from major festivals in Japan and abroad to underground parties in Tokyo. His creativity has invaded the major scene and he has now grown into one of Japan's leading creative companies. In 2019, he will open the human art gallery "NEVRLAND". They are currently working on a community design project that turns people into a gallery. Their visual production methods are unique in their diversity. Motivated by the images they receive from music, they use video, lighting, lasers, drones, and sometimes a combination of these to immerse the audience in the canvas of a party or concert space. In recent years, his creative productions combining the original real-time rendering system "RRD H 101" and lasers have been attracting a lot of attention. Since 2021, he has been collaborating with Naohiro Ukawa (DOMMUNE) on a collage within the limitations of the "VJ" method. Since the first year of Rainbow Disco Club, he has been in charge of overall direction including VJing, graphic design, merchandising, website, and other creative activities. For "Rainbow Disco Club ~Somewhere under the Rainbow~," held in 2020 under the influence of Covid-19, he directed the video delivery incorporating XR. The event won the "Cabinet Office Cool Japan Matching Award Special Prize" together with United Works, the organizer of the event. He has also presented experimental works such as virtual installations using drones, lasers, and AR. It is no exaggeration to say that the creativity at Rainbow Disco Club is their collection.