Nobody talks about this one. A three-minute descent into the architecture of obsession, animated frame by frame until the image itself starts to break. ZUTOMAYO's song doesn't explain what's happening, it IS what's happening, and by the time you realize the music and the visuals are the same thought, you're already trapped in it. Shino's direction treats the frame like it's under psychological pressure, distorting and multiplying until you can't tell if you're watching a person unravel or the act of watching itself coming apart. This isn't a music video that illustrates a song. It's proof that the two can become indistinguishable.
Music video directed and animated by Shino for the song One's Mind by ZUTOMAYO.