Filmmaker, creative duo “TOCHKA” that formed by Nagata Takeshi and Monno Kazue since 1998. Invented a method of making animation called “PiKA PiKA”, which is the combination of long exposure photograph and stop motion animation technique. It enables everyone to make animation with drawings by penlights in the air. Area of activity is from experimental animations to contemporary art
a CG director, Anime-production UFOTABLE, Tokyo 2001-2004 / Worked as a CG director of TV animation programs and TV games. Representative work “Mobile Suit Gundam SEED”
Freelance animation designer, Tokyo — 2005-2007 / Representative work : KONAMI’s “Metal Gear Solid” PSP Series
An Associate Professor — Spring 2007 - Present / Worked at Osaka Electro-Communication University Faculty of Information Science and Arts Department of Digital Games
An University lecturer — Spring 2009 - Present / lectured filming, animation and composting at Kyoto Seika University, Faculty of Art, Department of Media arts Video and Media arts course
Kyoto College of Art, Japan. - Associate degree, 2001 / Department of Media arts, Video and Media arts course
Doctoral Course of Media Art, Graduate School of Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Kyoto City University of Arts from 2019
アムステルダムライトフェスティバル2018-2019で展示するためのテアトル・オプティーク型映写機による映像インスタレーション作品。
「隣人」をテーマに制作。アムステルダム市内にある小学校30クラスでのワークショップを元に、毎日フィルムを交換しながら、エルミタージュ美術館の外壁に投影した。
Handmade 35mm Film Projector.
It is a work that resurrects the old format which was rendered obsolete by the recent digital revolution. Analogue still cameras, which are no longer available are used as the lens part of the projector. This has also made me think about the endless cycle of human consumerism. Consumerism is constantly changing our society. Previously used mediums are not used anymore. With every generation, the way we collect memories and data changes, while the old tools are left in the past.Recording of information is crucial for humanity. From the day the primitive man drew a mural painting on the wall of a cave, we witnessed the first desire to record information. Media on which we record things has been changing over time. I projected images in which a couple, a man and a woman, are connected, a new life is nurtured, depicting the cycle of life and death. I felt that the endless consumerism cycle resembles the never-ending cycle of life, so I used the loop animation to represent it.