Kreative Talk | Masaya Inaba + Japanese Animation

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Kreative Talks are the stories behind the creatives shaping the world.

From Manga inspirations in Brazil to the prestigiousStudio 4°Cin Tokyo,Masaya Inabawill share the journey that led him into Japanese animation and his pursuit of it becoming a traditional craft in Japan. Through production examples and personal reflections from his work onChaO,Berserk: The Golden Age Arc 3,All You Need is Kill, andMUTAFUKAZhe will offer a rare behind-the-scenes look at the making of complex animated sequences. This includes working with traditional anime painters, and the relationship between hand drawn animation, background art, and CGI-showing how digital tools can extend, rather than replace, the traditions of Japanese animation.

Biography
Born in Shizuoka, Japan, Masaya Inaba is a CGI artist, compositor, and animation director whose work combines hand drawn animation, background art, and computer graphics. Inaba previously worked at Studio 4°C in Tokyo, where he contributed to a range of films and animation projects. Credits include films by director Toshiyuki Kubooka andTakashi Nakamuraas well as animation films, Children of the sea, Pouelle of Chimney Town, ChaO, Berserk: the Golden Age Arc III, All You Need Is Kill. He currently lives in London and is a member of the collectiveSankaku, which produce art direction for short and long films focusing on visual expression through animation.

Speaker:Masaya Inaba

Event Details

• Exclusive talk with Masaya Inaba including a question and answer session
• Informal networking reception to meet the creatives in the gallery after the talk

About Kreative Talks
Kreative Talks, produced by Artificial Kreativity, is a curated speaker series dedicated to sharing the stories behind the creatives shaping the world. Artificial Kreativity launched this initiative in 2025 with the aim of bringing exposure to the creative professions. Previous speakers included Sir Peter Cook, Peter Murray OBE, STUFISH, fashion show producer John Walford, and East London mural artist Mr Cenz.

In partnership with
art'otel London Hoxton | Polish Cultural Institute in London | RIBA London | Evelyn Glennie