Shishi Yamazaki’s incredibly artistic and abstract music video features a Japanese girl and what seems to be her clones frolicking carelessly at an unknown breadth of space.
The film is beautifully animated with fantastically complimenting colors. The plot within the music video seems to be of a girl coming out of her shell as she finally expresses herself fully. The scene where the girl’s face is emerging from a delicate-looking flower and proceeding to indulge on the unknown plasma is quite symbolic of this transformation.
The video overall resembles a hallucinogenic trip with the girl getting comfortable with her nudity and bodily reactions as well as her indulging in the unknown and swimming through space with joy.
Orient Hallucinatory Animations
Shishi Yamazaki’s Film Features Youthful Experiemental Break
Trend Themes
1. Abstract Animations - Opportunity for companies to create visually stunning and abstract animations that captivate viewers.
2. Youthful Experimentation - Potential for businesses to tap into the trend of youth-driven experimentation and create content that resonates with young audiences.
3. Expressive Transformation - Opportunity to develop products or services that help individuals express themselves fully and undergo personal transformation.
Industry Implications
1. Animation - Potential for growth in the animation industry as demand for visually captivating content increases.
2. Music - Opportunity for musicians and music labels to collaborate with visual artists to create artistic music videos that resonate with viewers.
3. Personal Development - Potential for businesses in the personal development industry to offer tools and services that support individuals in expressing themselves and undergoing personal transformation.