This is the first example of Video Art that I was able to find. It comes straight from Sesame Street which is what makes this even weirder for me.
Here are some other Video Art Examples I was able to find:
This is NoNoseKnows by Mika Rottemberg. After watching it a few times over, I'm still very confused as to what its exact messaging is, but I find it fascinating regardless.
This is a 360 degree video on youtube of someone walking through Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan on September 2020. I found it pretty fascinating on how life was in this area of Japan and seeing someone walking through the city for an extended period of time. It makes me want to look up more videos on this topic and see how life changes month by month.
This is a music video by the group called Crumb. My friend recommended this video to me for how trippy it feels watching it. He told me that "it made you feel like you're high" when you watch it.
Last but not least, we have this music video called PonPonPon by Kyary Pamyu Pamyu. I love the creative liberty that people can have with making video art, especially when it comes to music videos. I know that with any form of media that comes out of Japan, it's bound to be a bit out of the box, but I think that this music video definitely delivers on the creativity that is bursting out of the seems for Japan. It definitely works with the idea of Japan's "kawaii" and "decora culture".