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hallo Mike , good to hear you are getting on with the process (examining yourself), and questions are always good, if we get them. i wonder what you will be doing December 3-13, our lab ensemble will be in Japan to work further on ideas for SL and...
November 16
Johannes Birringer added a video
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documentation of sound installation at Interaktionslabor 2009, Göttelborn (Germany)
August 23
Johannes Birringer updated an event
Interaktionslabor 2009 at Goettelborn Coal Mine
July 20, 2009 to August 2, 2009
Work themes this summer are: interactive music, wearable soundchoreography, performance psychology, somatics and composition. Visitors are welcome. Enrollment process is described on the website.
August 21
Armando, when you say "it is all a choice of posture", what do you mean by this? is this an approach to enjoying the body practice? a philosophy or logos (what would this term mean for physiological or somatic knowledges, yoga and body mind center...
July 26
Oh, this discussion was years ago and yet is is now? I like to be reminded of the convergences of the conceptual or practical frameworks, and the pleasure i see right now is to attempt not to think of the tools as much anymore (as separate or as ...
July 25
Johannes Birringer added an event
Interaktionslabor 2009 at Goettelborn Coal Mine
July 20, 2009 to August 2, 2009
Work themes this summer are: interactive music, wearable soundchoreography, performance psychology, somatics and composition. Visitors are welcome. Enrollment process is described on the website.
July 10
Well, your question is interesting. The Psi theme i had not known about, didn't follow their plans for this year's conference, and the "theme" is broad enough and intricately academic (in terms of its play with word/concepts) perhaps pretending to...
July 10
UKIYO/Moveable World (first version) was premiered at Antonin Artaud Centre, Brunel University, on June 1, 2009, on the opening night of the international IAPL meeting that took place in London that week (International Association of Philosophy an...
June 19

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FULL NAME
Johannes Birringer
Do you want this account to represent:
individual human (me)
If you are an organization, what kind of organization?
University
Website:
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/dap
About Me (human):
Johannes Birringer is a choreographer and artistic director of AlienNation Co (www.aliennationcompany.com), an independent arts ensemble based in Houston, TX. He is also co-founder of a telematic performance collective (ADaPT) and has explored telepresence in performances with partners in different places. He has directed numerous multimedia theatre, dance, and digital performances in Europe, the Americas, and China; collaborated on site-specific installations, and exhibited work at film and video festivals. He now resides in Houston and London.

He's author of Theatre, Theory, Postmodernism (1989), Media and Performance (1998), Performance on the Edge (2000), Performance, Technology and Science (2008). In 2003 he founded the Interaktionslabor (http://interaktionslabor.de) - an interactive media lab in a former coal mine in southwest Germany which has met every July since 2003 and conducts international workshops and labs.

Since 2004 Johannes has been developing a research group in England where he now co-directs the Design-and-Performance Lab ( DAP-Lab), at Brunel University; he moved there in 2006 and he is currently a professor of Performance Technologies and the head of the Center for Contemporary and Digital Performance.

Hie latest work, Suna no Onna, created collaboratively with the Dap Group and produced by Dans Sans Joux, premieres at London;s Laban Centre on December 8 as part of the Intimacy Festival.
Where are you based?
Houston and London
Languages that you would use in this network besides English:
german, spanish
Areas of interest on performance and new media
dance-theatre; narrative interactive dance works / digital performances;
digital installations; working with wearables and sensors;
telematic performance. video art.
How did you learn about dance-tech.net?
the network of friends
Environments and applications that you use the most for your projects
Isadora, maxmspjitter, Pure Data, Eyesweb, mocap, Final Cut ( or any other video editing), Le Kitchen (plug and play sensor systems), other
Which other:
mixtures and recombinations of many of the above, but i don't think of them as environments. the environment is the entire resposnive physical/digital environment which includes the human performers.
How do you train yourself or your performers. How do you approach your embodied practices? what kind of technique do you use?
We work in laboratories and I have formed a Lab group (DAP-Lab) in London focussed on research and development, as well as production, combining all design areas
with digital performance. When we work with camera tracking system, camera,
or wearable sensors (direct interfaces), we expore the new interface performance techniques through the compositions of a new work.

Laboratory site (London: http://www.brunel.ac.uk/dap/


Laboratory site in Germany: http://interaktionslabor.de
How do you relate your work to the goal of this site? how would you like to participate?
write, show work, participate in the forum and discussion groups
Any additional information about your self or your organization (your BIO or or the Mission of the organization you represent):
DAP-Lab is a cross-media lab exploring convergences between performance, telematics, textile/fashion design and movement, film/photography and interactive design.

Founded in 2004, the Lab is now housed at Brunel University and continues research partnerships with multiple sites in the USA, Japan, and Brasil which have formed the ADaPT network on performance telematics since 2000. It also connects ongoing research investigations and productions in dance (Digital Cultures) with performance/science collaborations (TransNet), and brings these partnerships into knowledge transfer with performance, multimedia and electronicsengineering research at Brunel University's School of Arts and School of Engineering and Design (BITlab) and at Nottingha Trent University's School of Art and Design (Fashion).
Additional site
http://www.aliennationcompany.com

Johannes Birringer's last video / "Suna no Onna" (February 2008)

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CYNETart_07 encounter festival / blog

http://body-bytes.de/02/?cat=53&language=en


In the FORUM discussion on dance & technology and control I mentioned that i would like to re-visit a dance work i saw last week. in the blog ar large, cited here, the specific report is written on November 21: M o v e m e n t A.



"Movement A" = premiere of ‘dance in audio-visual environment’ by Ulf Langheinri… Continue

Posted on November 25, 2007 at 9:00am —

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At 7:16am on August 31, 2009, Mike Baker said…
Hi Johannes, just a note to say I have replied to your post, which I very much appreciated. I presented a paper at this year`s PSI conference through my avatar Rollo Kohime from my Second Life railway station - found the whole event quite interesting from this removed platform. I have also just presented my work to my peers and supervisors two weeks ago in Auckland at our week-long conference there and met a wonderful dancer, Brent Harris, who ironically watched my paper presentation in Zagreb at the PSI conference. The synchronicity of 'intimate distance'!

Looking forward to liaising,

Best, Mike
At 12:08am on October 2, 2008, hellen sky said…
hope to see you in dresden then .. and yes a new project that is taking a long time to make.. fund .. research.. write... one of ticket options if i get airfare grant takes me through london. so let hope we get to speak more at length in dresden there is some info on the project at myoldnew website www.hellensky.com
At 12:07am on October 2, 2008, hellen sky said…
there is some info on the project on my old new website www.hellensky.com
hope to see you in at cynet and speak more then. will see , one of flight options if i get some funding passes through london so something might be possible .. it would be good to see your new facilities and see how things are shaping there bw hellen
At 1:38am on October 1, 2008, hellen sky said…
hi johannes, I hope to make it to dresden, thomas and ghislaine have invited me and yesterday I put in an application that might help cover cost of air fare
i will hear soon. which will not leave a lot of time to book ticket. so yes I hope to see you there, and would love to be visiting london. I have been busy of course, researching the system and the multi verses of performance elements for Darker Edge of Night. a showing in August and now to try and get it up into final stage production. Flynn is taller than me, remembers you well from ruth and brunos, and is in his first year at high school. I hope we do get to meet as emails and comments fill small gaps in the space of time bwh
At 6:33pm on July 27, 2008, Johannes Birringer said…
a n n o u n c e m e n t (see photo gallery)

Corpo, Carne e Espírito (world premiere)


Teatro Klauss Vianna/Oi Futuro
27/06 – 19h 28/06 – 17h 29/06 – 20h


The digital oratorio Corpo, Carne e Espírito (Body, Flesh and Spirit), created by Johannes Birringer (digital choreography) and Paulo C. Chagas (music), premieres at the 9th International Theatre Festival of Belo Horizonte (Brasil) on June 27-29, 2008, featuring an ensemble of musicians and vocalists, and a triptych of film projections and animations inspired by the figural paintings of Francis Bacon. The work investigates the invisible forces of the human body in the contexts of new music composition (electronic and acoustic), interactive technology, and immersive environments.

The music for this audiovisual work was composed by Paulo C. Chagas, inspired by the paintings of bodily deformations and anamorphoses in Bacon's oeuvre. It features three voices (soprano, counter-tenor, baritone), string quartet, percussion and electronic sounds that are integrated in the visual and performance environment designed by Johannes Birringer. The oratorio is conducted by Mr Chagas; live programming of the image movements, projected onto a curved triptych of screens upstage behind the musicians, is performed by Mr. Birringer.

The compositional plan for this performance of Corpo, Carne e Espírito was developed at the International Interaktionslabor, the annual media lab directed by Birringer in Göttelborn, Germany, since 2003 (http://interaktionslabor.de). During their residency at FIT Theatre Festival, Mr Birringer and Mr Chagas will conduct workshops in composition and digital performance. The oratorio will tour European venues in 2009.

Concept & artistic direction: Johannes Birringer & Paulo C. Chagas
Visual Composition : Johannes Birringer
Music: Paulo C. Chagas
Musicians: Cleusa Sana – viola, Eri Lou Nogueira - 2º violin, Frank Hammer - 1º violin, Pedro Bielschowsky – violoncello, Sergio Aluotto – percussion, Mônica Pedrosa – soprano, Eladio Pérez-González – barítone, Sérgio Anders - counter-tenor
Scenography and live programming of interactuve digital images: Johannes Birringer
Actors on Film: Yiorgos Bakalos, Danielle Black, Michèle Danjoux, Nilüfer Ovalioglu, Johannes Birringer
Musical direction and conductor: Paulo C. Chagas


The 9th International Theatre Festival of Belo Horizonte is the largest edition since the Festival's foundation in 1994. It is promoted by the City Hall of Belo Horizonte, along with FLAMA (Artistic Education Foundation), and sponsored by Petrobras, CEMIG, OI, USIMINAS, and the cultural support of Funarte, Casa do Conde, Oi Futuro, Usicultura, and Federal and State of Minas Gerais agencies to stimulate culture. The Festival opens on June 26 with a concert by Antonio Nobrega, and runs from June 26th to July 6th, featuring 34 performances, 18 on stage, 9 on alternative spaces, and 7 on the street, including an itinerant performance. There will also be several interventions by Puppet Theatre groups. Among the festival attractions, there are 17 international groups, 6 Brazilian groups and 9 groups from Belo Horizonte.

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Festival Internacional de Teatro Palco & Rua – FIT-BH / 2008
Mais informações: www.fitbh.com.br/2008
At 5:12am on June 12, 2008, Julie N. Cruse said…
Dear Johannes,

I would like to invite you to the VICKI Online Symposium, but don't know your email address. Please visit the group I have created here to check out the description and request an invite if you are interested. Thanks for your time and looking forward to hearing from you - p.s.: did you know you are writing on your own wall in response to others? you have to click on the photo to write back on their wall (so they know you resonded). :-)

Cheers,
Julie
At 11:09pm on April 29, 2008, BRISA MP said…
CHEERS JOHANNES!!
Brisa
At 4:26pm on April 15, 2008, marlon barrios solano/producer said…
Hola from NYC
At 4:27pm on March 17, 2008, Johannes Birringer said…
dear Yukihiko, --
yes, sure, go ahead. thanks for creating the group.

you will be pleased to hear that our last concert (Friday night) of showing Suna no Onna was very wonderful, i think the piece has grown and improved, and we felt it was visually so much stronger, as were the performances and the lighting/colors. We are all quite pleased. see our gallery:
http://people.brunel.ac.uk/dap/suna_gallery.html

with regards
Johannes
At 8:57am on March 16, 2008, Yukihiko YOSHIDA said…
Dear Johannes,

I made group for the project, "Suna No onna".
http://www.dance-tech.net/group/sunanoonna

Please permit me to use your image to the top page of group page in dance-tech.net.

--Yukihiko Yoshida
 
 

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