NEW KANSEISOUNDS LONG DEMO REEL

CLICK TO SEE THE KANSEISOUNDS LONG DEMO REEL IN YOUTUBE.
PHOTO: José Bautista in his studio. Madrid, 2012.

I have compiled onto a long demo reel (17 minutes, divided in two videos) extracts of some of the audiovisuals and multimedia pieces that I have produced for photographers worldwide.
 
Click over the image above to see a lightbox with the YouTube playlist, two parts with the following content features:

Part 1: Featuring work of Pep Bonet, Stanley Greene, Jon Lowenstein, Carl de Keyzer, Yuri Kozyrev, Grozny 9 Cities, Eyes in Progress

Part 2: Featuring work of Guillaume Herbaut & Le Monde, Gueorgui Pinkhassov, Todd Hido, Shen Wei and Ricardo Cases

New project in South Africa, with Pep Bonet and Line Hadsbjerg

Photo © Pep Bonet / NOOR for URBAN SURVIVORS JOHANNESBURG

KanseiSounds is involved in a new audiovisual and documentary project with Pep Bonet and Line Hadsbjerg in South Africa, documenting the slums in Johannesburg. We’ll go to Johannesburg late june for several weeks to record audio and video. More news soon.

“El Último”, new audiovisual for photographer Fosi Vegue

 
Esta es la historia de un pueblo abandonado y su único habitante.

Este pueblo, pese a su abandono, amontona recuerdos impresos en sus calles, en la escuela, en la iglesia, en sus casas…Y por supuesto en su único habitante, que se funde dentro de este paisaje de la memoria.

Las fotografías antiguas y documentos que forman el trabajo han sido encontrados en las casas semiderruidas de los familiares de este último habitante. Las fotos son de los familiares que se fueron, de los que ya no se sabe nada.

Otros documentos han aparecido en la escuela, el ayuntamiento, casas de vecinos. Todos ellos entre escombros y en proceso de destrucción.

Fotografías : Fosi Vegue : fosivegue.com
Audiovisual : KanseiSounds
 

Térrea

Coming soon…

PEP BONET RENEWED WEBSITE WITH AUDIOVISUALS

Photo © Pep Bonet
CLICK OVER THE IMAGE TO GO TO AUDIOVISUALS SECTION OF PEP BONET’S RENEWED WEBSITE

In the last 2 years, photographer Pep Bonet and visual musician José Bautista, have put their creative skills together.

The purpose of this union has been the making of a series of audiovisual works, applying Jose´s musical and sound concepts to Pep’s photographic work.

Adhering to the objective of creating a unique audiovisual personality for each work and always keeping Pep’s message and narrative discourse intact, we have been working hard in the production of these pieces since the beginning.

In the recording of these pieces of art, various musicians and chamber music orchestras from Budapest, Macedonia and Madrid have participated in these projects.

José Bautista is the founder of KanseiSounds.

Grozny – Nine cities at Emphas.is, be backer!

Grozny: Nine Cities crowd-funding campaign at EMPHAS.IS!

Read all about this project
 
 

Extended version of Yuri’s Kozirev “On Revolution Road” audiovisual

PHOTO: (c) YURI KOZYREV | NOOR FOR TIME
 

Check out the latest version of Yuri Kozyrev’s “On Revolution Road” audiovisual, made by KanseiSounds for TIME Magazine, now online in NOOR website, with work from Libya added.

On Revolution Road at NOOR website

Ganbō 6:21

This very short film focuses on the japanese word, “Ganbō”, and a specific period of time within a confined space – the Tsukiji fish market – and the outskirts of Tokyo. All video sequences were recorded at a specific time interval each day from 6:21 until 6:30 in the morning, during the month of September 2009.

Like many words in this language it means different things depending on the context in which it is used. Ganbō primarily means “Desire” but also “Precipitation” and “Oppresion”. Japanese people also use this word when trying to express the feeling of “can not stop and you have to follow.” Is a complex word that deepens into crucial personality states. Perhaps for western people thought is a bit difficult to understand the polysemic character of this word, but certainly not for japanese people since they know many other similar words that describe similar feelings.

KanseiSounds, now partner of Eyes in Progress

KanseiSounds is now partner of Eyes in Progress. I will be on charge of the audiovisual production of the workshops’ videos in Barcelona, 2012.

Take a look to this fantastic master classes workshop project:

www.eyesinprogress.com

Grozny: Nine Cities wins the Lens Culture grand prize in multimedia category

WINNERS!

Photographers Olga Kravets, Maria Morina and Oksana Yushko won the Lens Culture International Exposure Awards 2011, in the multimedia category.

The winner audiovisual was produced by KANSEISOUNDS.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!