The theme of CA Magazine Issue 273 is 'Experimental Moving Image', which introduces experimental visual video works. Loop animations made with emotional and analog drawings such as meditative animations, stop-motion videos made by finding beauty in ordinary and ordinary things, experimental video works encompassing analog media (e.g. print) and digital media, processing and We introduce four designers who work on unique conceptual and visual work, including unique motion graphics projects based on the same coding, coding and typographic motion work.

A brief interview with the designer was also included. They each create unique works using their own media and methods. The thoughts they consider important in their work, materials of inspiration for creating their work, episodes during the work process, and other work activities and future plans. asked about. We also heard a little advice for our readers who want to do interesting work like them and for those who are interested in learning.

While preparing for this issue, I had a lot of worries and concerns about how I could present my video work well on paper. Would it be best to list several still cuts? I wanted to approach it from a slightly different perspective. Aren't videos and movies ultimately made up of still images one by one to create a wonderful visual result? If the quality of a single image is poor, it cannot be a good video work. A moving image is created by adding a good idea, a good visual image, and time.

These concerns disappeared when I contacted the designer, proposed an interview, and received images of his work. They were visual images that were stunning enough to be used as just one image. So, rather than listing small still cuts, I decided to show at least one image in large size. You will be able to see a sufficiently good visual representation there. Of course, seeing it in motion is even cooler, so be sure to check out the actual work through the workers' Instagram or web portfolio.