by Tatsuya Yokosaka

A work of art by the artist Tatsuya Yokosaka for the Los Angeles edition: a giant white G-Shock with a blue display hovers above a Hollywood landscape. It magnetically draws numerous objects towards its display, including cars, bicycles, guitars and road signs. On a street in the foreground, four children watch the scene unfold.

How the DW-6900-type UFO Shaped Los Angeles Culture

An animation by artist Tatsuya Yokosaka created to commemorate the Los Angeles issue, featuring a boy from the future and a DW-6900–type unidentified flying object. Through their mysterious powers, the city of Los Angeles is transformed into one overflowing with culture. The issue also includes a special poster that boldly showcases the artwork.

A small white house with a brown roof stands in a barren, hilly prairie landscape. Against a turquoise sky, the words ‘Los Angeles’ stand out in white. The image opens the YouTube video in a new window: THISTIME magazine No002 Special Animation featuring the DW-6900 by Tatsuya Yokosaka | CASIO G-SHOCK

Tatsuya Yokosaka

Inspired by traditional cel animation techniques, Tatsuya Yokosaka creates works by layering drawings on transparent film over painted backgrounds on canvas. Drawing from deeply personal memories as motifs, he continues to explore immersive, expressive forms.

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