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+Concept<br>
+Himorogi is a virtual installation to experiment possibility of visual phenomena in virtual environment,<br>
+especially, the look of the space.<br>
+This is inspired by “shinto”, a kind of primitive aminism in Japan,<br>
+since it has a tradition to surround spaces around the objects of faith.<br>
+Some of those objects are recognized as a “god”, others are a temporal “avatar” for a “god”.<br>
+The first one is called “Iwakura”, and another one is “Himorogi”.<br>
+Additionally, primitive rituals are the origin of various form of events, arts, entertainments.<br>
+Head mounted display based contents are also on this context .<br>
+Therefore, I aimed to realize the effects on the look in this environment,<br>
+which has a space believed that it has a spiritual power, and is sometimes feared.<br>
 [https://vimeo.com/226302957 Video documentation]
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 [https://vimeo.com/227530148 Gameplay]