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City street lights video feels like traveling through hyperspace

By Casey Chan Published September 3, 2014, 12:25 am ET

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I stopped paying attention to the time, didn’t care about where I was and got lost in the lights when I was watching this video, Eye Know, directed by Hiroshi Kondo. It’s amazing. You start by moving through a city at night and following the street lights and end up feeling like you’re doing drugs on warp drive.

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