Alex Lombrozo
AI video studio · product films and series that scale
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One Hundred Demons · 2026: Kawanabe Kyōsai's night parade of 1890, redrawn for the things we throw away.
In Japanese folklore, an object that survives a hundred years grows a soul, and in 1890 Kawanabe Kyōsai's Pictures of One Hundred Demons showed these spirits as a night parade of lutes, gongs and cooking pots running on clawed feet across empty paper. I found the book in The Met's Open Access collection, cropped eight spreads down to bare ink and pink, mint and ochre wash, and built a Recraft V4 Style from them. Each plate of One Hundred Demons · 2026 keeps the composition of one Kyōsai spread and swaps his haunted kitchenware for the things we now throw away after two years: a smartphone buried under 99+ unread messages, a microwave on a demon's shoulder, a knot of wired earphones, an ox courier with a delivery bag. Our things no longer wait a century to come back, so this is their parade.
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Edit My Way to CCW · Ep. 06 — Speed Ramp
The doors of CapCut World LA close in ten seconds and he is two hundred meters away. He can't run faster, so he changes the speed of the shot itself: the world blurs as he accelerates, a confetti cannon freezes into bullet time around him, and he dives through the gap between the closing doors in slow motion. The guard: "Ten seconds." Him, from the floor: "Nine. I trimmed one." Episode 6 of a series where every episode is built around a CapCut feature, used inside the story instead of explained.
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Edit My Way to CCW · Ep. 05 — Split Screen
A split-screen phone call between Brooklyn and the CapCut World LA stage. He says he can't make it; she points out they're literally in the same frame. She throws him a VIP badge across the divider, then pushes the divider itself across the frame until his half of the screen becomes the stage. Episode 5 of a series where every episode is built around a CapCut feature, used inside the story instead of explained.
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Edit My Way to CCW · Ep. 02 — Jump Cut
The line into CapCut World LA is 2 h 47 min, so the hero edits his way through it. Each obstacle gets a real CapCut tool applied to the actual footage — not a generated "effect" — and a "Meanwhile, in CapCut" insert shows the exact panel used. Episode 2 of a series where every episode is built around CapCut features.
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