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Chamber feat. evala

Naotaka Fujii + evala

Interactive sound works that generates visual immersion in minds.

SHIBUYA SCRAMBLE SQUARE 15F, SHIBUYA QWS

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2.28 (fri) – 3.8 (sun) | 11:00 – 21:00

Schedule
  • Admission Free

    * From the B2 floor and the 2nd floor [Office, SHIBUYA @ QWS dedicated entrance], please come to the 15th floor by elevator.

Artist Profile

  • Naotaka Fujii

    M.D., Ph.D., Neuroscientist Representative Director of Hacosco Inc. / Representative Director of XR Consortium, Professor, Digital Hollywood University Graduate School Graduated from Tohoku University School of Medicine. Since 1998, he has been a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and McGovern Institute. Deputy leader at RIKEN Brain Science Institute since 2004 and Lab Head since 2008. In 2014 he started Hacosco Inc. His main research topics are elucidation of adaptive intelligence and social brain functions. Major books include “Connected Brain”, “Introduction to Social Brains”, “Expanding Brain”, etc.

  • evala

    Musician and sound artist, born 1976. Has been creating and performing edgy works of electronic music, while at once engaging in prismatic sound design utilizing cutting-edge technology. He organized new project “See by Your Ears” producing an extraordinary audio experience described as like seeing something with your ears (without eyes). It’s regarded with high esteem as an epoch-making piece in the history of sound art. Recent activities include the installations “See by Your Ears”(2016/ Sonar+D, Barcelona)”, “Louis Vuitton: Dance with AI”(2016/Tokyo), “Citizen: time is TIME” (2016/Milano Salone, Milano), “Rhizomatiks Research x Elevenplay: border”(2016/YCAM, Yamaguchi) as well as the CD “acoustic bend” (2010/ label port). Also active in sound production for the stage, screen, and public spaces, using the latest technology. These works have garnered numerous awards at events such as the Ars Electronica, the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and the Japan Media Arts Festival.