Tokyo — Commercial facility
Tamagawa Takashimaya S·C
- Scale
- Three LED cubes, up to 6 m per side
- Programme
- 35+ works a year — incl. Shunsuke Takawo, “Carving Light”
- Period
- 2025 — year-round
- Partners
- Takashimaya Group, Toshin Development
Every screen in the city,
a place for art.
More and more screens are appearing across the city — commercial facilities, shops, offices, street-side DOOH. We bring digital art, made by artists, to those everyday views.
From concept and production to curation, playout and operation — leave the whole thing to us. No art knowledge needed; we'll guide you the whole way.
Three formats. One service.
Images, videos — and web works generated live on-site.
— 01
Image works
Still digital artworks, curated and delivered to your signage — from quiet single pieces to rotating programs.
— 02
Video works
Video and animation works, rendered for your screen's exact size and environment — loops, seasons, campaigns.
— 03Our difference
Web works — generated live
Generative art rendered live on-site — responding to time, weather and sensors, so no two moments are the same. Built on the NEORT platform; no other service delivers this.
Art matched to your goal.
01Commercial facilities
From information signage installed in the facility to large LED visions, we can provide works for a wide range of formats. We curate art to match the facility's theme and propose how to run it.
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02Offices
We create works that engage with your company's message, and help build an office space where the people who work there feel at ease.
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03DOOH / Outdoor digital advertising
We think about what makes a piece of signage distinctive and worth looking at, then provide digital art suited to its location. Weather, clock and similar content are supported too.
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Exclusive commissions to curated rotations — pricing depends on your screen and exclusivity, so let's talk.
— 01Exclusive
Original commissions
A flagship generative work commissioned for this space and no other. Rendered live by an on-site PC — responsive to time of day, season, weather, and sensors. The symbolic anchor of the entire program; no two moments are the same.
— 02Exclusive
Seasonal / Exclusive
Four seasonal commissions per year — spring, summer, autumn, winter — exclusively licensed for this location. A rhythm of change that keeps the program alive and signals that this space is curated, not left on autopilot.
— 03Non-exclusive
Curation / Non-Exclusive
Works selected from the NEORT roster — artists whose practice and aesthetic align with the character of this space. Non-exclusive licensing, updated quarterly. The connective tissue between site-specific commission and the wider art world.
— 04Non-exclusive
Utility / Time · Weather
Clocks, weather, and facility announcements reimagined by artists — information reconstructed as art rather than displayed as data. The layer that makes the signage useful and remembered, not just watched.
The process.
No art expertise needed — we start from a conversation and build it from scratch.
STEP 01
Talk to us
An hour-long meeting to hear you out.
STEP 02
We visit
We check the screen, sight-lines and lighting.
STEP 03
We propose
We suggest the art — leave the choosing to us.
STEP 04
Install & run
We set it up, then swap and maintain it for you.
A year-round operating plan.
Works that keep changing, plus seasonal proposals across the year.
Changes by season & event
Refreshes on its own, so it never feels stale.
Clock & weather, as art
Useful info shown beautifully — not as plain data.
Your notices fit right in
Drop in announcements or campaigns any time.
Works on any screen
Displays, projectors, or LED — all supported.
Rights are cleared
Licensing handled, so you can play with confidence.
We operate it for you
Scheduling, swaps and reports — all on our side.
Case studies.
Art is showing on screens of every kind.
Tokyo — Mixed-use building
TODA BUILDING
- Scale
- H2.8 m × W45 m projection wall
- Generation
- Responds to an on-site camera feed and weather data
- Period
- Feb 2025 — (re-shown periodically)
- Organisers
- Toda Corporation, Generative Art Foundation
Tokyo — District-wide
DIG SHIBUYA 2026 — 10 sites across Shibuya
- Scale
- 10 sites, 43 screens across Shibuya
- Artists
- 8 curated + 34 from an open call (324 entries)
- Reach
- 470,000 visitors across the programme
Tokyo — Mixed-use complex
Toranomon Hills TOKYO NODE
- Partner
- TOKYO NODE LAB (Mori Building)
- Open call
- Two rounds, 20 artists selected — station ceiling signage and more
- Linked
- Works sold through NEORT++ “Computing Poetry”
Osaka — Commercial facility
KITTE Osaka — AxCROSS
- Scale
- W18 m × H2.5 m, 8950 × 1080 px
- Format
- Open call, works rotated
- Period
- Aug — Oct 2026
Nationwide — OOH network
Museum in the Gaps
- Format
- Art in the gaps between ad slots
- Partner
- LIVE BOARD — street visions nationwide
- Start
- Apr 2026 —
Tokyo — Commercial facility
MIYASHITA PARK
- Format
- Four curations in rotation
- Artists
- Kitasenju Design, Seohyo, Rafaël Rozendaal, Yoshi Sodeoka
- Period
- Sep 2025 — Feb 2026
SCREENS ART, by NEORT.
SCREENS ART is operated by NEORT Inc. — a Tokyo studio for digital art on screens, in space, and at scale. We run the neort.io platform, the NEORT++ gallery, and curatorial programs across the city.
NEORT.io↗Japan's largest digital art platform — the artist community behind SCREENS ART.NEORT++↗Artist-run gallery in Bakurocho, Tokyo, dedicated to digital and generative art.Screens Contextualized↗A 42-screen curatorial takeover across Shibuya — the backbone of our practice.
- Company
- NEORT Inc.
- Address
- SGTerraceBuilding 6F, 7-9-5 Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa, Tokyo 141-0031
- Founded
- January 2019
- Representative
- Toshiaki Takase