PORTRAIT OF JAPANESE ANIMATION in Hajnowka

The Japan Media Arts Festival is an event combining various forms of expression available in the space between art and entertainment, such as interactive art, installations, graphics, digital photography, network, games, animation, video, comics, etc. This whole spectrum has been defined as media arts because boundaries between forms and genres are increasingly blurred and it is difficult to tell the difference between art and entertainment. Approximately 2,700 works from more than 40 countries are submitted for the festival selection each year. Thanks to collaboration with other festivals, works from Media Arts can be seen all over the world, including ŻUBROFFKA. This year you will see 9 animations, music videos and other works, showing contemporary Japan from the perspective of Japanese people themselves.

Programme:

„Rain Town”, reż. Ishida Hiroyasu, 2011, 9’55”
„I am alone, walking on the straight road”, reż. Okamoto Masanori, 2012, 5’53”
„Kiokuzenkei”, reż. Yokota Masashi, 2008, 5’27”
„Xylophone”, reż. Harano Morihiro, Nishida Jun, Hishikawa Seiichi, Matsuo Kenjiro, Tsuda Mitsuo, Oiso Toshifumi, 2011, 2’02”
„1347smiles”, reż. Arai Fuyu, 2013, 3’17”
„Ab_rah”, reż. Yoshino Kohei (networks), 2010, 3’13”
„Issey Miyake a-poc inside”, reż. Masahiko Sato, Euphrates, 2007, 2’50”
„Shashinkan” (The Photo Studio), reż. Nakamura Takashi, 2013, 16’40”
„The House of Small Cubes”, reż. Kato Kunio, 2008, 12’04”
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