Naho Kawabe is an artist, using the media video camera, which owns the function, that a "certain fixed time of a phenomenon can be cut out, preserved, and reproduced in another space", while she edits the time axis and direction of moving things, pursuing deeply the act of human “visualizing” in her presentation. This exhibition presents images with different simple repeating movements and rhythms are combined and projected on the wall of the Shiseido Gallery by a projector that moves itself. The spectator is wrapped by the complexity of the complicated image, and the video installation that shakes the memory carved in our bodies.