Don't eat my strawberries! Front Cover

Don't eat my strawberries!

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"Don't Eat My Strawberries!" is a striking contemporary art piece featuring ripe red strawberries overlapping like a kaleidoscope. Wanting to protect my beloved strawberries from everyone else, I secretly hid my own amongst a multitude of them. "If you want to hide yourself, hide in a crowd."
"If you want to hide a tree, hide it in a forest." This work is a contemporary art music video that expresses the psychology of people trying to hide something they want to protect in a place where many similar things exist-using the image of dense, red strawberries. Beneath the cute motif of the strawberry lies possessiveness, a desire for ownership, a defensive instinct, and an attachment to something precious that no one wants to take away.

The work was created by Japanese video artist TETSU. He also works as a contemporary artist under the name "imagination-1000," publishing 1000 contemporary art pieces on Instagram in one year. In 2025, he was diagnosed with a rare stage 4 cancer and achieved remission after an eight-month battle. Currently, he continues his creative activities while dealing with the after-effects of the disease, aiming for social reintegration.