B-TIER art
Been witnessing this concept everywhere I go. #japan #japantravels #ma
100k ft — What is this?
Been witnessing this concept everywhere I go. #japan #japantravels #ma
50k ft — Why care?
Been witnessing this concept everywhere I go. #japan #japantravels #ma — @damileearch.
10k ft — Key takeaways
(no takeaways yet)
5k ft — Tools & techniques
(no tools tagged)
(no techniques tagged)
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
Been witnessing this concept everywhere I go. #japan #japantravels #ma
#studioghibli #hayaomiyazaki #spiritedaway #totoro #anime #architecture #hapticarchitecture
Transcript excerpt
There's a concept in Japanese. Ma. It's the space between objects or elements. It's the time between the beginning and the end. It's the gap, the space, or pause. It's the negative space. But Ma is not simply an absence of things, but an act of presence that shapes the way we perceive and interact with the world around us. It emphasizes the tension and interplay between objects rather than just focusing on the objects themselves. Every studio gippling movie will craft these negative spaces and negative moments with an incredible amount of detail, specifically sensory detail. Even though movies are mainly a visual and auditory medium, in moments like this, you can almost feel the dampness on your skin or the wind in your hair.