海外「ライブの座席運が悪くて目がおかしくなってしまった人」

“When I watch recent performances, I feel that “”the lighting is too much”” is increasing.” The account of saebou (@Christoforou) who is tweeting this is Ms. Sae Kitamura, an associate professor at Musashi University, as disclosed in the profile. Mr. Kitamura, who specializes in stage art history and feminist criticism, seems to be an expert in viewing and analyzing the stage from the audience’s point of view, so I think it’s more important than the general audience’s impression.

A. No. 1
In response to Mr. Kitamura’s tweet, various opinions were received as comments from various perspectives, including the opinion that “the number of LED light sources has increased recently.” As one of the stage lighting artists myself, I responded with the following tweet.

In other words, it may be because sudden changes in lighting can be easily made due to factors such as the increase in LED light sources.

Actually, before I answered like this, there was a little bit of a subtle exchange. If you are interested, please refer to the following summary (written by Mr. Kitamura himself).
Why do you notice “Isn’t this lighting too much?” on stage these days?
These days, something like “Isn’t this lighting a little too much?” is relatively noticeable in stage art
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“Now, I was able to answer Kitamura’s first question, “”Isn’t the lighting a little too much these days?””, but I still felt a little stuck.” I kept wondering if it was really because of such technical reasons (because sudden lighting changes became easier) or if it was a reason to “overdo” it, and for the next few days I began to agonize over the “overdo stage lighting problem” (I happened to be free from work for a few days).