Professor
Maebayashi Akitsugu
Akitsugu Maebayashi has sought to understand hearing and sound as an interaction between body and environment, and to present work that questions the state of our perception through technological interventions into that relationship. Now, he is engaged in creating devices that evoke the imagination in regard to the connection between place and the body. His representative works and exhibitions include “AUDIBLE DISTANCE,” “Sonic Interface,” “Mono to Oto, Kuukan to Shintai no tame no Yottsu no Sakuhin,” “Container for dreaming,” “OKINAWA NOISE MAP,” and “Basho wo Tsukuru Tabi.”
Mail address
maebayashi@iamas.ac.jp
Teaching program
Master’s program
Project
Classes (Masters Course)
Research Field
- Media Art
- Sound Art
Education
- - 1988.03
- Sophia University Faculty of Foreign Languages
Employment
- 1999.04 - 2002.03
- Nagoya University of the Arts, Art and Design Experience Course Lecturer
- 2002.04 - 2003.03
- Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences Artist in Residence
- 2003.04 - 2004.03
- Interfaculty Image and Sound (The Hague, Netherlands) Guest Researcher (dispatched by Ministry of Culture)
- 2004.04 - 2006.03
- Kyoto University of Art and Design, Department of FIlm Production / Department of Performing Arts Associate Professor