Horikawa Junichiro

Born in 1984 in Tokyo, Horikawa Junichiro graduated from Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture with a master’s degree in advanced architectural design. Inspired by geometry and natural ecology, he researches and creates various forms with algorithms. He regularly streams tutorials and releases videos about algorithmic design on YouTube. His major awards include The One Show’s Gold Pencil in 2019 and the Excellence Award in the Art Division at the 23rd Japan Media Arts Festival. Horikawa serves as a project specialist at the University of Tokyo and Kyoto Institute of Technology, and also as director of Orange Jellies. His major publications include Parametric Design with Grasshopper (2017, BNN) and Algorithmic Design with Houdini (2019, BNN). Last Updated: 2024.12

Co-Players

Tokyo Moving Point Researchers (Iwasawa Bros. + Horikawa Junichiro + Miyama Yu + Nakata Kazue)

Tokyo Motion Point Researchers

Iwasawa Hitoshi

spatial designer / Sculptural Design Director, Iwasawa Bros.

Iwasawa Takashi

Technical Director / Iwasawa Bros., TMPR

Miyama Yu

graphic designer

Nakata Kazue

communications planner / Director, Kiten Planning / Editor in Chief, Magazine House Co-Coco

Masumori Atsushi

ALife researcher, Project Specialist / University of Tokyo Graduate School, CEO / Alternative Machine Inc.

Doi Itsuki

Senior Researcher, Alternative Machine Inc., PhD

Ikegami Takashi

DSc in Physics, Professor / Department of General Systems Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo

Ema Arisa

Associate Professor / University of Tokyo, Visiting Researcher / RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project in Japan

Kyoda Kanji

AI fashion researcher

johnsmith

Artist, researcher

Nagami Keisuke

HATRA / fashion designer

Playfool

Designer, Artist

Maruyama Norihiro

Senior Researcher / Alternative Machine Inc., Project Specialist / University of Tokyo Graduate School

Martin O’Leary

Studio Community Lead / Pervasive Media Studio

Yoshida Takahide

PhD student / University of Tokyo Takashi Ikenoue Lab

Rachel Smith

artist, software engineer and creative technologist