Lucifer

"I'm enjoying listening to 'The Three-Body Problem' on Audible, but I'm having a hard time remembering the names of the characters. Wan, Xiao, Li, Yi, Wen – their pronunciations are similar, so it's difficult to distinguish them. Is this a problem with Chinese names or with 'The Three-Body Problem'? Maybe Japanese names sound the same to people from abroad too?"

The eighth work, "Lee Eza's Adventure," is a remake of the Legend of Rega. It was planned to cover the protagonist's childhood and the beginning of the journey leading into the main story of Legend of Rega, but it ended early in the beginning. #Marushi's Oeaya poipiku.com/153582/1110931…

The tweet translates to: "The characters Kiritsugu and Rin, who borrowed their names and appearances from SN characters, are nearly equal to each other, but while Taiga is just Taiga, Shinji and Sakura are recognized as completely different entities."

On October 27, "ICC Annual 2024: A Very Close Distance." Lee Yifan's video works "Excuse me, how do I turn this on?" and "Unforgettable Shape" were interesting. The exhibition environment of video playback in a dark room with a small number of people is the simplest among the exhibitors, yet it has an excellent immersive effect for the videos presented in a 3D game-like dark room. pic.x.com/5NshHmuKGF x.com/aka_obi/status…

The tweet translates to: "ICC Annual 2024: A very close distance" exhibition @ ICC. Works by Hiiragi Yonezawa, Lee Yi-Fan, Ryuu Furusawa, and Ryota Kito. ntticc.or.jp/ja/exhibitions… pic.x.com/e9eWivib9n

The tweet translates to: "The ICC has a very close yet distant feeling. It was packed with the kind of contemporary art that makes you think 'I wanted to see this!' I love Lee Yifan so much that after watching for a while, my sense of touch felt strange."

The tweet text translates to: "Lee ⚪︎ in ♪ ⚪︎ game ♪"

The tweet translates to: "In the second movement of 'Gospel', when it goes 'Ave Maria, Lee, Lee, Lee', is it calling out to Marius-kun and the others instead of the Virgin Mary?"

The tweet translates to: "In a video of Lee Eifan that I saw the other day, the expression of the tongue in digital humans was pointed out, which I found interesting. It's also a story based on the CG of Hibari Misora featured in the stuffed animal special of Eureka."

📢 Pay attention to this work too! 5th place #Seiunshi \ Lee Yifeng, Chao Liyin, along with supporting actors Zhong Yi, Yang Zu, Jin Junjie, Allen Ren, Mao Zujun, and Liu Xueyi, all gather in this masterpiece of martial arts fantasy ⚔️✨ amzn.to/3UVBWxG

This weekend, I rushed to the "ICC Annual 2024: The Very Close Distance" exhibition, which is being held until the 10th at Hatsudai 🚇✨ Featured artists: Natsumi Aoyagi + Miyu Hosoi, Ryota Kito, Winnie Soon, Kazuki Takakura, Hugo Duvécher, Rei Hayama, Ryu Furusawa, Shuu Yonezawa, Lee Yifan, Lee Muyun. ntticc.or.jp/ja/exhibitions… pic.x.com/SHVC6L7nPd

The translation of the tweet is: "Lee Eifan was really good."

On the last day of the ICC Annual, I rushed in. Taiwan's Lee Yi-Fan's work, "Excuse me, how do I turn this on?" was outstanding. I don't understand the original language, but the subtitles translated by Mio Iwakiri were also wonderful (in the works screened in the theater, they skillfully incorporated Kansai dialect, among other things). ntticc.or.jp/ja/archive/wor…

The tweet translates to: "ICC Annual 2024 - a very close distance. I slid in with a free pass. The works of Lee Yifan, Hiragi Yonezawa (with sound by Hasegawa Hakushi!), Ryu Furusawa, Natsumi Aoyagi + Miyu Hosoi were great, but I was particularly impressed by Lee Muyun's work from Emergencies. A non-human theater piece using a boombox. The way they utilized that space, including the subject matter, was exquisite."

"I really love Lee Ufan's work, and it's a shame that I can only see the videos at the exhibitions, but the exhibition in Japan has ended today."