Vlogs that peek into people's lives are interesting. I eagerly watched people I had never met before, cooking and eating, going for walks, and talking about the events of the day. Of course I don't know if they are true. I just wanted to see myself in someone else's life. Something needs to change, but I'm stuck. Am I in a cocoon? I don't know how the cocoon will come out, and I wondered if it was the silkworm (*1) at that time, and everything I thought was wrapped up in the silkworm.

 

When I needed a change but was stuck, I was able to identify myself with other people. What is it like to take a vlog? You can look back and update yourself. Share ideas and handle images. It seems that the side of taking pictures will have a harvest. I want to shoot a Vlog. Can you digest silkworms?

 

Record your daily routine. I somehow record what I see. Record how you prepare what you eat. While editing, I consciously pick up the recorded unconsciousness while looking back.

 

After making Vlog-like videos, I felt that the heat cooled down as time passed. I wondered if it was like that, but it was just that the distance made it difficult to feel the heat, but when I traced it, it was still hot. Will it ferment or rot? It is difficult to find just the right seasoning to explore this sense of distance. How do other people cook?

 

The silkworms that have eaten a lot and swelled up will stop eating and start throwing out silk. Maybe I'm not satisfied before I make a cocoon. I thought there was more to see.

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*1: My skin got severely sunburned after being exposed to the strong sunlight at sea. Since the skin just before the skin peeled off looked exactly like the silkworm larvae I touched in the past, I started raising silkworm larvae. Created a 10,000-character text and video installation by superimposing the silkworm's body, which changes greatly in a short period of time, and my own body, which has recently begun to notice small changes. Ai Ozaki "Silk Skin, Fujisawa, Boiled Eggs, Boiled Cocoons (2020/7/31~2021/1/7)" (2020, text), "silent tango" (2020, video installation)