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The "living wall" reshapes itself into various forms like a large fallen tree to a dying monster. This metamorphosis evokes a fascinating sense of freedom though imagination, assisted by the detailed yet unrestrained paint strokes and faint vocal echos. (Source: Letterboxd)

Graduate Work 2021 by Miho Takahashi, Tama Art University.

An animated trailer by Hirotoshi Iwasaki for the book "JERV" by Norwegian writer Ida Fjeldbraaten.

A love poem from the 1935 German film soundtrack has become a synonym for the funeral procession "Sisomi" in Taiwan, creating an interesting and absurd contrast between the two. The dance movements are interwoven with the stories of dead animals and death that belong to the city, telling their own life stories. (Source: Goldenhorse, translated)

An animated film by Hiroshi Manabe released at the first screening from the Animation Sannin no Kai collective of which he was a founding member.

Music video animated by AC-Bu for the song Saishin Sekai Xin Xin Xiang Yin by the band The Chef Cooks Me.

Graduation work by Toshiaki Hanzaki.

Animated clip for Yakushimaru Etsuko's song Watashi wa Jinrui.

Each note from the instruments is represented by a geometric shape in the animation; while these shapes move in sync with the song, they also form the parts that create the subway itself. (Source: Vimeo)

This work was commissioned for the 20th Anniversary Edition of the Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival and made possible by support from the 2016 Champion and Patron Members of Reel Asian. Chinese Zodiac is 60-years cycle by 10 heavenly elements and 12 earthly animals, 20th anniversary is just one third. In this movie appearing and changing into 20 elements from 1997 that was started the festival to 2016. Music is played by Dan Bau that Vietnamese electronic stringed instrument. (Source: yamamura-animation.jp)

One rainy night, a man is murdered in a park and the protagonist witnesses it. He immediately calls the police, but his cell phone battery runs out. As he waits for the battery to recharge, his memory changes… (Source: Ionian Contemporary Animation Festival)

People, animals, flowers, streets, now and the past, all are equally flowing and Bonnnou (Kleshas) will never disappear. (Source: YouTube)

A collaboration between Ikimono-san and Ikkyuu-san.

Music video for the song raputa by sasakure.‌UK.

Music video for the song Sweet Venom by ENHYPEN, featuring Bella Poarch.

Music video for the song I Want by Yuri.

I was heading to junior high school one day when my maternal instincts suddenly kicked in. After being held hostage to those urges for a decade, I started to wonder if this feeling was really about motherliness. Virgin birth, genes, pregnancy… I journey through 10 years in search of the maternal. (Source: Geidai Animation)

A music video for the song Power (R3HAB Remix) by EXO.

Music video for the song Heaven and Hell by DUSTCELL.

PV for Showa Women's University Department of Enviromental Science and Design.

Music video for ONEW X Punch's single Way.

After graduating from Tama Art University, Nakajima made this work with the intention of submitting to the Sogetsu Animation Festival. Without much funding to work with, Nakajima devised the technique "Kaki-mation," a method of drawing directly on 35mm film. At this time, he frequented Studio Zero—the formative mainstream animation production company of the period. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

Music video for song Mangetsu no Fortune by Yumi Matsutoya.

Music video for the song Parade by BUMP OF CHICKEN.