Kamimura has named his field recording “Meditative Hunting” as its concept. Because they combine the elements of “hunting,” which is the dynamic act of searching for sounds, and “meditation,” which is the static act of listening to sounds. He considers meditation a significant element in interacting with environments. It brings inner connections surrounding us and quiet observations of the environment.
He has been working with field recording on various projects, such as the Artist in Residence Program, research trips, and collaboration projects worldwide. His primary fieldwork on the drift ice in the Sea of Okhotsk, Shiretoko, Hokkaido, has been done every winter since 2019. The fieldwork has recently expanded to the Finnish natural environment, the Icelandic glacier, the Amazon rainforest, and Iguazú Falls in Argentina.