This is a music video made by 12 different artists all at once, each one picking a color and running with it. No plot to follow, no characters to root for. Just pure visual translation of sound, what happens when you let animators and musicians speak in the same language without a story getting in the way.
Twelve artists converge around a single concept: color. Each selects their own favorite hue and interprets it through pure creative instinct, unbounded by narrative or conventional structure. What emerges is not a story in any traditional sense. The creators, all former students of Taku Furukawa, each contribute a piece, and the pieces are joined into one short film. Movement becomes language here, as color shifts and flows across the screen alongside music. This is cinema as pure expression, where each creator's personality comes through directly in the frame. If you are drawn to experimental work that puts movement, color and sound ahead of plot, this film operates in exactly that space.
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