Hikaru Suzuki

Hikaru Suzuki was born in Fukushima in1984. He studied video art and sculpture at the Musashino Art University inTokyo as well as media studies and video art at the Institute of Advanced Media Arts and Sciences (IAMAS) in Gifu, Japan. His artistic works include the films “GOD AND FATHER AND ME” (2008), “Please tell me, If you have something to talk to...” (2009), “Anraku Island” (2011) and “Mr.S & Doraemon” (2012). Suzuki has been invited to renowned festivals such as the Japan Media Arts Festival in Tokyo, the Fukushima Film Festival in Tokyo and the Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, where he has also won numerous awards, including the ART AWARD TOKYO in 2008 and the Grand Prize Independent Film Festival “Cine Drive 2012”. In addition, he received a grant from the POLA ART FOUNDATION in 2013, which has made it possible for him to continue his work in Berlin.

21.05.2014– 29.05.2014 / Parcours 3.11 / HAU 1