Introduction of the jury 》 Public jury meeting will be held on January 3, 2012.
2018.12.13
The judges for this year's competition were Michiyuki Ishida, representative of the Projection Mapping Association, which is producing this project, AntalessVisualDesign, winner of the Grand Prix in the previous international competition and active in the projection mapping scene around the world, and Bordos Art Works, a pioneer in projection mapping in the world. Bordos Art Works, a pioneer in projection mapping worldwide, and other experts active on the front lines of the industry. The Governor of Miyazaki Prefecture has been selected as a special jury member.
There is also an "Audience Award" in which the audience can also participate in the judging.
Five awards will be competed for: Grand Prix, Runner-up Grand Prix, Jury's Special Award, Miyazaki Prefecture Special Award, and Audience Award.
László Zsolt Bordos [ Bordos.ArtWorks ].
CG creator, VJ and art director based in Budapest, Hungary.
He has been involved in projection mapping expression since early on, and has continued to make an impact on the world with works at the Eiffel Tower, a huge hotel in Dubai, and the Mapping Festival. He is one of the world's leading pioneers of projection mapping.
＜ ArtWorks / Official WebSite
http://bordos.eu/
Alessio Cassaro [ Antaless Visual Design ].
COO of Antaless Visual Design, based in Palermo, Italy.
After more than 10 years of experience working in the field of graphical animation, he has specialized in video mapping for several years. He has won many awards at international competitions and won the Grand Prix at the last "1minute Projection Mapping in Huis Ten Bosch".
＜ Antaless Visual Design / Official WebSite
http://www.antalessvisualdesign.com/
Michiyuki Ishita [ PMAJ ].
Representative of Projection Mapping Association, creative director and scenographer. Part-time lecturer at Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music.
He has been involved in a number of spatial productions using video, and is one of the leaders of the projection mapping industry in Japan. His achievements in events and works in Japan and abroad have been highly acclaimed internationally, and in September 2018, he was invited as an official judge to the Art Vision Contest, one of the world's largest projection mapping competitions, held in Moscow.
＜PMAJ / Official WebSite
http://www.projection-mapping.jp/