-Trance Music- 

Photographs reborn by the development of music. 
Landscape photos taken before Corona were classified into 10 personalitys. 
Classification is not difficult, such as seas, mountains, plants, micro and macros. 
You can understand your personality as easily as possible. 
I made the classified photos machine learning, and the image that came up and emerged listened to revolutionary music. 
I used the music of artists who have been trying to change the times and society. 
The photos that heard the song of the revolution began to move. 
Now the world is about to change, for better or worse. 
Over time, the scenery of a photograph changes. 
Photographs that reflect the specifics that take time and change. 
By deliberately lowering the resolution of the world captured at high resolution, concrete is abstracted and the essence of the world is cut out. 

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　―Kensaku Kakimoto― 

Trimming series

"TRANSLATOR" series

As a director, filmmaker, and film director, he is widely active in the world of movies, commercial films, music videos, and advertising. 
In commemoration of the exhibition by artist Kensaku Kakimoto, the remote video project "+81FILM" by Kensaku Kakimoto, who was simultaneously distributed around the world last year and supported by Haruomi Hosono, Yoshihiro Hanno, and Trio Ohashi, became a hot topic. 
 
●“+81 FILM” Premium Screening 
Formal: Collaboration with Luke Bubb, Piotr Stopniak held during Kensaku Kakimoto Exhibition 
 　　　Premium Screening "+81FILM" 
Abbreviation: "+81 FILM" Premium Screening　※If there are text restrictions, etc. 
 
●Schedule Saturday, September 25, 2021 Time: 17:00 ~ Screening time: About 40 minutes​ 
            ※The talk show scheduled after the screening will be canceled from the viewpoint of infectious disease control. 
●Venue: Shibuya Parco 8F "White Sine Quint"​ 
●Fees: 1,200 yen uniform 
●Ticket reservation: September 17th (Fri) 12:00 Reception starts on White Sine Quint HP​ 
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The beginning was a single call from Japan [+81].
A short film created remotely with creators from all over the world, relying on the "go-en" we have met so far.
When Kensaku Kakimoto traveled around the world as a photographer, he started contacting filmmakers who met in various places during the voluntary isolation of COVID-19 to confirm their safety.
Kensaku Kakimoto participated in the production of all the works in the form of script and co-director in Chile, Mongolia, and London, after confirming the coronavirus epidemic situation in each region with local directors and conducting repeated discussions, filming was carried out, and the three short films produced remotely are set in a world where COVID-19 is widespread.
Kensaku Kakimoto also negotiated the music of each story, with Haruomi Hosono in Chile, Yoshihiro Hanno in Mongolia, and Trio Ohashi and musicians representing Japan participating in London.
This time, as a new work of "+81FILM", Kensaku Kakimoto himself directed and filmed a new short film set in Hungary. The music was played by Hidefumi Kenmochi.

●“+81 FILM” official website: http://plus81film.com/

・Director: Kensaku Kakimoto, Gabriel Diaz, Bat Amgran, Tea Jeh Orgrady Payton
・Music: Haruomi Hosono, Yoshihiro Hanno, Trio Ohashi, Hidefumi Kenmochi　　
・Producer: Yuka Nakamura Mazume Tadashi

 <Story>
●"Gravity" (Chile) Director: Gabriel Díaz
A couple who skips the car at a very high speed to take a son suffering from coughing to the hospital. At that time, the car plunged into dozens of livestock. It was the only one who jumped into the eyes of a married couple who had managed to be safe at the moment of crisis.

●“Snowdrop Flower” (Mongolia) Director: Bat Amgran (Bat-Amgalan Lkhagvajav)
A family living happily in the plains of Mongolia. One day, my mother falls down with severe cough and high fever, but the village does not reach the cell phone radio waves and cannot even call a doctor. The boy, who was taught by his grandmother, decided to kill livestock sheep, saying, "Eating sheep meat that ate a flower called snowdrop will cure the disease."

●"Silence" (London) Director: TJ O'Grady Peyton (TJ O'Grady Peyton)
A young man who walks around the city where people wearing masks come and go. One day, the young man finds a girl dancing a ballet in ruins. The young man who never forgets her dance begins secretly practicing ballet--

●New work "DROP BY DROP" (Hungary) Director: Kensaku Kakimoto
Old older sisters, Zoy and Benny. Zoy contact his fellow Resistance to get a vaccine that may not be safe for his sick brother Benny. Zoy enters a government-managed facility and manages to get a vaccine targeting the vehicle to transport the vaccine, but she is immediately discovered by a security guard and an escape drama begins.

"Kensaku Kakimoto / Kensaku Kakimoto" 
Many of the video works condensed the heat of the subject, which seems impossible to verbalize and express, air and time floating around it. The boundary between imaginary and real images is represented and visualized as real ones. The fragments of the subject's life and delicate emotions create a fluctuation, giving you an overwhelming beauty and strength. The photographic work abandons to produce in contrast, unconsciously continues to take fragments of the world in front of him, and strives to further abstract the concrete. 
In 2005, he produced a feature-length film "COLORS" and started his activities as a theater release. In 2012, the feature films "UGLY" and "LIGHT UP NIPPON" were released. In 2021, he directed the main visual and title back of Taiga drama series's "Push the Blue Sky". In July of the same year, the drama "History Relations" was released. The movie "Love Parasites" was released in November. 
 
In 2016, he held a photo exhibition "TRANSLATOR" at the Daikanyama Hillside Forum. He participated in ART PHOTO TOKYO in November of the same year. 
In 2017, he held his solo exhibition "HYOMEN" in New York at Taka Ishii Gallery New York. In the same year, he released a photo book "TRANSLATOR". 
Held the "TRANSFORMATION" exhibition in 2021. In the same year, he was selected as an international art exhibition "The ripples of water". 
We are expanding activities that transcend the boundaries of video and photography. 
 
2021 Tri Bekka Film Festival -Art & Seoul Division and Shining Star Division. 
2020 Global Shorts Best Work Award, London International Film Festival Excellence Award. 
2019 SPACE SHOWER MUSIC AWARDS - VIDEO OF THE YEAR 
In addition to the 2016 ACC Grand Prix, he received numerous AWARDs at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, One Show Design, London International Awards, New York Festivals, AD STARS, Spikes Asia, ADFEST, and THE Adobe WW Sales Conference Film Festival. 

"Look Bab/Luke Bubb" 
Concept Designer / Art Director / World Builder 
An artist from South Africa, currently based in Biron Bay, Australia. He explores cutting-edge areas where art, nature and new technologies fuse, and when he is not creating paintings on canvas, he works on world building (building a world view), concept design for feature films, and directs immersive experience programs using VR media. 
Over the past 14 years, he has collaborated with cutting-edge directors, scientists, and managers in the industry, designing award-winning studios, and presenting works in experimental ways. Among them, the star chart of "Orrery" created with the FuelVFX team for the movie "Prometheus" (directed by Lidley Scott) became a hot topic worldwide and featured in Cinefex magazine. In recent years, Nissan's Infiniti Q promotion video, which was exhibited at the Detroit Motor Show, has presented works that reflect the environment in real time with photoreals. In addition, Coral & I, a real-time art work focused on the marine environment crisis, was unveiled for the first time in the world in 2017 at Kaleidoscope LA's First Look, a VR experience work using hand-drawn illustrations, and was screened at the Cannes International Film Festival, Woodstock Film Festival, and the Sydney Film Festival in 2018. Recently, he has been involved in the documentary film "2040", which focuses on solutions for regenerating society. 
He is also a co-founder of Creative Agency Moving Peaks. Here, creators from a wide range of fields of expertise belong to, aiming to enter a project that shifts today's reality in a meaningful direction. Moving Peaks shares the same mantra in the sense of coming and going between various media and technologies and delving into all areas, from AR (Augmented Reality), Machine Learning, Material Science, Nature Mapping to Sensory Installation, and Bioprinting. Make Art That Moves People (art that moves people). 

"Peter Stpniac/Piotr Stopniak" 
Multi-Artist and Designer, Founder of Studio Stupniac 
As a 3D artist, he created high-end still images for advertising and started his career. After working on various award-winning projects at the top studio Electric Arts in Sydney for many years, he founded Toby And Pete Studio with Toby Pike. Shortly after, he grew rapidly into a studio that had a significant impact on the Australian design industry. After that, he began working on motion graphics, installations, performance visuals and interactive works, gaining recognition worldwide. For about eight years, he has been involved in international artists such as Flume and Flight Facilities, as well as projects with prominent global brands such as Coca Cola, Lexus, Sony and Nike, and decided to make a new start. 
Based on his experience so far, he founded Studio Stoniac and created films, installations, projections and prints that focused on ideas that removed existing media boundaries. After the establishment of the new studio, he supervised the commercial for OnePlus Nord Smartphone and recorded 2.4 million playbacks in less than a week. 
He also supervised Klarna's "K-Red" campaign, one of the European financial engineering companies, and earned high praise. The company also offers 3D content, including short animations, on the AR platform EyeJack featuring top-notch artists. Clients range from companies to government and cultural institutions. Currently based in Sydney.