AXIS Gallery Exhibition “Industrial Romanticism”
Spatial Sound Design
Sound design for an exhibition environment shaped around atmosphere, material presence, and spatial tension.
View Project →Sound as a spatial condition — shaping perception through layered states, resonance, and structure.
Tokyo-based sound artist and spatial sound designer working across exhibitions, installations, and commercial environments. His practice explores how sound can alter the character of a space rather than function merely as music in time.
Rather than treating sound as melody or narrative, Morio works with overlap, density, overtones, and the granularity of mid–high frequencies to produce an internal sense of pulsation within space.
His works move between art and applied environments, approaching sound as a condition that reorganizes perception. Across rooftops, pavilions, installations, and urban interiors, he designs sonic structures that do not simply explain a place, but quietly change how it is inhabited.
Spatial Sound Design
Sound design for an exhibition environment shaped around atmosphere, material presence, and spatial tension.
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Spatial Sound Design
A sonic environment balancing symbolic presence and environmental subtlety within a public commercial atrium.
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Spatial Sound Design
Acoustic design for an immersive exhibition translating abstraction into bodily perception across the whole space.
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Spatial Sound Design
A rooftop sonic structure designed to create stillness, margin, and subtle perceptual shifts in an open urban environment.
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Concept / Composition / Spatial Sound Design / Programming
A sound installation reinterpreting music as the construction of conceptual space through resonance and ritual.
View Project →Music Composition
Composed music for the project’s promotional film, shaping tone and emotional pacing through sound.
View Project →Japan Space Design Award 2025 — Young Talent Award
Project: GINZA SIX ROOFTOP ART PARKSpatial Sound Design for AXIS Gallery Exhibition “Industrial Romanticism”