Lost Items

　In this AR, “lost and found” spread above and around the viewer, looking down on us as we roll on the ground. They are also watching us lying on the ground.We who are there, and Shibuya itself, seem to be lost/forgotten things.
　Walking around Shibuya, I found many “lost items. Empty cans and food that seemed to hold the memory of last night, private information such as insurance cards, driver's license, and purikura, bulky trash that was probably discarded intentionally, trunk cases with unknown contents inside, and dead rats.
　This ground must remember. All the footprints that have fallen on it, all the dust and dead leaves that have accumulated.That someone lay on the floor, that a car drove by; the rain and snow that fell on some 365 days of the year. Underground utilities and power lines have been laid. There were rivers here, volcanic activity. All of it.
　The ground is looking at us as a recorder (recording medium/recording medium), even the sound of our footsteps as we walk down the street, just because we cannot perceive it.
　3DCG of Shibuya, objects with the texture of photographs taken in Shibuya, appear before you on the streets of Shibuya.
They are shaking in Shibuya, which is said to be the origin of the word “shriveled valley”.
　In an age when information surrounds us with chaos, we seem to have become lost and found. As we wander the streets, the lost and found look at us as missing people, unnoticed by those around us.

(日本語 / An English explanation is given above.)