Hiroya Sakurai, The Stream 6
Hiroya Sakurai describes the theme of his work as the liveliness of the water as it follows the man-made course.
Sakurai is represented in several corporate collections in Japan and in J. Paul Getty Trust and National Gallery of Canada. His films has been awarded and shown in international festival and exhibitions; latest ”58th San Francisco International Film Festival”, San Francisco (2015)
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