Nobuhiro Aihara Movies

Abstract forms animated in drawings.

A uniquely psychedelic animation of sordid and chaotic images.

A documentary style animation of an apiarist at work in combination with scenes of a seaside village, overlapped with images of a boy trying to...

An animation that combines the motion of abstract lines and the motif of an apple.

Quiet images of statues and fire, followed by animation on drawing paper sinking into the ocean.

Understood as an extension of Reckless Daydream (1974), abstract forms are transfigured. This version includes the intended processing of the blue...

A colorful psychedelic animation developed by drawing motifs of each part of the ear and body.

Begun in 8mm film, but completed in 16mm following the purchase of a new camera, this work continues with the psychedelic and anti-war themes, while...

Originally titled Stone No. 2, this is considered a seminal work of Japanese independent animation. Stones, houses and the surrounding natural...

As with "SPIN", an abstract animation with delicate line drawings. There are single color and color versions. Nakamura Shigenobu is in charge of the...

Following on from Shelter (1981), the setting is again an air-raid shelter. Close-up images of trees are dissected and reformed abstractly. The...

Animation of a devil floating in air, Aihara created both a black and white and color version of this work by painting directly on the film.

The human hand transformed through various animation techniques.

Circles printed on white paper. Animation frenzy as music becomes more erotic/erratic.

Images of the sea and clouds seen from the top of the mountain, the candles of the Tibetan temple, etc., and a chaotic psychedelic animation are...

A photograph of Aihara’s grandmother, overlapped with a tranquil documentary style animation of her life ending at her funeral scene.

An appropriation of an ukiyo-e print of Katsuhika Hokusai, this work incorporates multiple exposures and a range of animation techniques. Recently...

A black-and-white flicker film by Nobuhiro Aihara.

This animated documentary is derived from footage shot at the site of the Sanrizuka struggle opposing the construction of Narita Airport. In addition...

It is a monster work that depicts a disturbing air by drawing a scene with the crow as a motif and the scenery of Kyoto in parallel with a frame shot.