In the world of Japanese American artist Tomokazu Matsuyama, figures in richly patterned attire exist in candy-coated and saturated psychedelic hues. They ride horseback through fantastical landscapes or sit in elaborately appointed interiors. These maximalist canvases reflect his trans-national, multicultural upbringing, mixing in references from Japanese manga to Renaissance art.

Matsuyama’s dramatic, intricately detailed paintings were recently translated into video for Times Square Arts’ Midnight Moment in “Morning Again.” Through April 30, the commission can be seen every midnight on the giant LED screens in Times Square.