Lost in translation
what we have lost in "translation"
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Lost in Translation
who am i?
we are translating all daylong; from other person's thinking to my thinking, etc.
then
we LOST SOMETHING
in
translation.
MY MISSION is
picking up something
lost
in
translation.
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EXPERIENCE
Creating "atmosphere"
We have created "atmosphere" by using vibrating "air": we collaborated with musicians, orchestras, and visual/sound artists. We supply this technique to the music industry.
You can experience it below.
sounds extracted from nature
touch the tactile
lost in translation
from something to sounds
Taga Shrine, Nohgata-Chikuhoh Japan
sounds has extracted inaudible sounds and transform audible
photographing: Maiko Shimizu
tactile video / sound: Lost in Translation
"Tactile sounds" in the no-sounds worlds
Facial Expression tell something, we transformed Face Expressions into Sounds.
photographing: Maiko Shimizu
tactile video / sound: Lost in Translation
Lost in Translation in Lost
concept of project
photographing: Maiko Shimizu
tactile video / sound: Lost in Translation
Performative Concert, directed by
created the "atmosphere" of the symphonic hall by using tactile sounds.
Probably, this is the first challenge in the world and music history.
Sounds we do not hear but exist. op.1
the sounds you are about to listen, are inaudible (below 20Hz).
Sounds exist in the place, but we cannot notice.
We transformed inducible sounds in the place into audible.
at Aoyama, Tokyo
sounds we do not hear, but exist. op.2
at Shubuya, Tokyo
sounds we do not hear, but exist. op.3
at Aoyama, Tokyo
sounds we do not hear, but exist. op.4
at Tokyo station
sounds we do not hear, but exist. op.5
at Tokyo station
collaboration with Mutsushi Asai LINK
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by Taro Okamoto
yasuhiro suzuki
Lost in Translation
my primary products
are
IDEAs
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