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08:23
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11:44
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11:09
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07:27
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06:43
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10:10
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mamoru Izu, Japan
First and foremost, I am a seeker of a way of listening
live play surf this
world
started playing keyboard instruments as a kid, tried to be a Jazz musician, learned about improvisation, turned into a sound artist and now making projects mostly in contemporary art field
means of embodiment of my search
sound/music
text
lecture performance
video
installation
etc
... more
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