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  • Brendan Downs

    Brendan Downs is an international video artist whose practice bends the fragile boundary between signal and spirit. Working with analog glitch gear, vintage mixers, and the raw imperfections of cathode-ray technology, Downs transforms distortion into poetry. His work thrives in the liminal space where error becomes intentional, where static and noise reveal hidden meaning. With exhibitions across Italy, Canada, and Florida, Downs has steadily cultivated an international presence, showing audiences how obsolete technologies can still pulse with life, myth, and unexpected beauty. Each piece often begins as a simple image—silhouettes, archival footage, or live performance—and is reprocessed through layers of video-synthesis, data-moshing, and CRT filming until it becomes something uncanny, alive, and resonant with memory. For Downs, glitch is not failure but revelation. His art insists that the breakdown of technology mirrors the instability of human perception, offering a chance to witness the digital world as something mystical rather than mechanical. By embracing unpredictability, Downs invites viewers to step into a realm where errors guide us toward deeper truths.

  • HiiRO

    Born in Tokyo. Graduated from Bunka Fashion College, Department of Fashion. Organized shows combining art and fashion, presenting works on T-shirts as living canvases, and created cover art for the monthly magazine Shinkūkan (SHINKU-KAN), exploring the fusion of pop art and fashion. Later visualized memories and the unconscious in the oil-pastel series Inner Monster33 and BON KNOW 108. In 2024, won an award at the IAG AWARDS and participated in the exhibition, receiving high acclaim for works that integrated Yamato words and Noh masks into pixel art, reviving the expressive power of Japanese classics in a contemporary form. Currently combines analog and digital techniques, music, and generative AI to open new dialogues between art, culture, and technology. 東京生まれ。文化服装学院服装科卒業。 アートとファッションを融合したショーを企画し、Tシャツを生きたキャンバスとして作品を発表、月刊誌『真空管(SHINKU-KAN)』の表紙も手がけ、ポップアートとファッションの融合を探求した。 その後、油性パステルによるシリーズInner Monster33、BON KNOW 108で記憶や無意識を可視化。 2024年にはIAG AWARDSに入賞し、展覧会に参加。大和言葉や能面をピクセルアートに取り入れ、古典の表現力を現代に蘇らせた作品が高く評価された。現在はアナログとデジタル、音楽、生成AIを組み合わせ、アート・文化・テクノロジーの新たな対話を切り開いている。