Miho Kinomura, known by her avatar name MIOMIO, is a top-tier AI filmmaker and creative director specializing in fashion and beauty visuals. After working as a fashion designer in Tokyo, she moved to New York, where she founded a photo rep agency and collaborated with Ellen von Unwerth.

Now based in Los Angeles, she directs and produces cutting-edge AI advertising visuals. Since 2005, she has helmed major campaigns for global fashion and cosmetics brands, becoming a pioneer of generative AI fashion video events in 2022. As the founder of NFFT, she hosts a biennial AI Fashion Movie Event in Tokyo and Cannes. Serving as a Runway Creative Partner, she bridges Japan and the global AI scene.

Her exceptional vision has earned wide acclaim, boasting achievements like a Bronze Clio Award, the highest award at the ASVOFF Vogue Italia festival for her film 'J'ai Faim!', and an AMD Award for Excellence for Japan's first full AI campaign, 'PARCO HAPPY HOLIDAYS'. Furthermore, her work 'NatureX' won Best Visual & Special Effects at the UK Fashion Film Festival, and 'TOKYO ROUGE' was named a finalist at both the AI London Film Festival and the Berlin Short Film Festival, solidifying her status as a boundary-pushing visionary.

METALLICUM dissolves the archaic dichotomies of human/non-human, organic/synthetic, and nature/technology. In this cinematic vision, jewelry is liberated from its traditional status as a passive ornament. Instead, it is reimagined as a Relational Entity—an active post-human organ co-shaped through connection, cybernetic responsibility, and living context. Upon contact with the skin, rigid mineral materials undergo a biomimetic mutation, pulsating and multiplying like synthetic bacteria to hack the biological infrastructure of the nervous system.

Through fluid AI-morphing, micro-circuitry weaves seamlessly into human tissues, transforming the body into a collaborative canvas where hard technology and wet flesh converge. The adornment is no longer worn; it listens, breathes, and synchronizes with the host's vital pulses. By dismantling the binary opposition between the biological and the artificial, the film manifests a cyborg philosophy where fashion becomes an interface, and the material world becomes alive.

Miho Kinomura, known by the avatar name MIOMIO, is a professional specialising in AI fashion design and digital visual direction as an AI filmmaker, with a focus on fashion and beauty visuals. After gaining recognition as a designer for a prominent fashion brand in Tokyo, they relocated to New York City, where they founded and led a fashion photography agency in Brooklyn. Collaborating with renowned fashion photographers such as Ellen von Unwerth and David LaChapelle, they produced high-quality advertising visuals for global clients, travelling extensively worldwide.

Now based in Venice Beach, Los Angeles, MIHO KINOMURA has expanded their expertise to advertising production and music videos, working with an international creative team on TV commercial visuals. Since 2005, they have directed advertising campaigns for cosmetic companies and fashion brands, serving as both a video and creative director. In 2021, recognising the shift towards Web 3.0, they transitioned into digital ventures, founding innovative projects that merge generative AI with fashion visuals. Starting in Tokyo in 2022, the NFFT (New Future AI Fashion Technology Event) gained attention for its exhibitions and AI-focused networking opportunities.

As an AI Prompt Director and filmmaker, they continue to create luxurious fashion visuals, pushing the boundaries of AI-driven creativity. Their 2023 Christmas campaign for the Japanese fashion brand PARCO utilised generative AI, marking Japan’s first-ever generative AI fashion advertising campaign. MIHO KINOMURA has received numerous accolades, including a Bronze Clio Award in the Innovative Media category, and contributed creatively to the BEAMS 30th Anniversary Project in collaboration with Nick Knight’s SHOWstudio. They also serve as Creative Director for events such as the ASVOFF Fashion Film Festival Tokyo.

Among their notable achievements is winning the highest award at the Italia Vogue/ASVOFF Fashion Film Festival with the short film J'ai Faim!, directed by Miho Kinomura and featuring actress Rina Ota.