An Interface Connecting Multimedia

Twenty-five years after the Great Hanshin Earthquake, artists connected to Kobe have founded a group called "ENTERART." This collective includes contemporary dancers, an instrumental rock band, filmmakers, and architects who have come together to create a unified stage performance.

The project aims to consolidate various forms of multimedia art into a single concept through stage design, creating a cohesive production where the stage and the audience become one. The setup features screens that respond in real-time to the live music of the band, adding depth by layering these screens. One unique screen displays documentary footage, while dancers interact with and incorporate other screens into their performance, enriching the meaning created by each artistic expression. Through a morphing interface that extends from the stage to the audience, this approach unifies multiple art forms and the audience into a single cohesive experience.