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[RESIDENCY] Haeyoung Kim: Breaths

Wednesday, June 22, 20168:00 pm

Breaths is an interactive multimedia performance that explores the ways in which technology can be used to foster creative environments. Incorporating personal smart devices with the Moori system, Breath breaks down the barriers between a performance and audience and a spontaneous, communal work of art is gradually constructed. Visuals, sounds, and improvisation all combine to entertain and intrigue, while inspiring active participation. With Breaths, “performance” is redefined and the isolation often associated with our current modes of communication and entertainment is transcended.

About Moori

Moori, an interactive collaboration environment where users participate in a real‑time narrative. Using mobile technologies and network systems, members express their ideas through instant messaging and sketches using their personal devices. Through the Moori system, audience participation is visualized and reproduced aurally. As a result, Moori allows users to become anonymous authors of an interactive storytelling experience and a unique, dynamic and algorithmic audio/visual performance.

Breaths is an interactive multimedia performance that explores the ways in which technology can be used to foster creative environments. Incorporating personal smart devices with the Moori system, Breath breaks down the barriers between a performance and audience and a spontaneous, communal work of art is gradually constructed. Visuals, sounds, and improvisation all combine to entertain and intrigue, while inspiring active participation. With Breaths, “performance” is redefined and the isolation often associated with our current modes of communication and entertainment is transcended.

 Michael Wiener

As actor, films have won awards and press acclaim at Sundance, Tribeca and countless international festivals, including Comic Con Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy for Stingray Sam, narrated by David Hyde Pierce. Commercials include Clio award-winning drug awareness campaign Meth Project, Dir. Darren Aronofsky. Have appeared as actor, monologuist and performer in vast array of theaters, museums, clubs and beyond, downtown, Midtown and up and down Northeast corridor since 90s, including Soho Repertory, New York Theater Workshop, MoMA PS1, The Kitchen, Brooklyn Museum, Whitney Museum at Altria, St. Ann’s Warehouse, HERE, Ohio Theater, Monkeytown, New Dramatists, Prelude and Fringe Festivals, La Mama, Galapagos and many more. Significant recent collaborators include playwright Sibyl Kempson, artist Liz Magic Laser, novelist/director John Reed and band The Children…, alongside members of Swans and Cop Shoot Cop, contributing songs to Berlin FF winning burlesque doc Exposed. Produced ongoing performance series at Gershwin Hotel, Dixon Place, KGB Red Room and others for last 15 years.

[RESIDENCY] Haeyoung Kim is made possible, in part, by the Jerome Foundation.

The Jerome Foundation, a long-time supporter of young composers, was a mainstay in Roulette’s early development and continues to help us fulfill our mission by presenting ambitious work by promising artists. Each year, the Jerome Foundation supports five artist residencies and four commissions at Roulette.

 

Haeyoung Kim at Roulette 2016

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[RESIDENCY] Haeyoung Kim: Breaths

Wednesday, June 22, 20168:00 pm

Breaths is an interactive multimedia performance that explores the ways in which technology can be used to foster creative environments. Incorporating personal smart devices with the Moori system, Breath breaks down the barriers between a performance and audience and a spontaneous, communal work of art is gradually constructed. Visuals, sounds, and improvisation all combine to entertain and intrigue, while inspiring active participation. With Breaths, “performance” is redefined and the isolation often associated with our current modes of communication and entertainment is transcended.

About Moori

Moori, an interactive collaboration environment where users participate in a real‑time narrative. Using mobile technologies and network systems, members express their ideas through instant messaging and sketches using their personal devices. Through the Moori system, audience participation is visualized and reproduced aurally. As a result, Moori allows users to become anonymous authors of an interactive storytelling experience and a unique, dynamic and algorithmic audio/visual performance.

Breaths is an interactive multimedia performance that explores the ways in which technology can be used to foster creative environments. Incorporating personal smart devices with the Moori system, Breath breaks down the barriers between a performance and audience and a spontaneous, communal work of art is gradually constructed. Visuals, sounds, and improvisation all combine to entertain and intrigue, while inspiring active participation. With Breaths, “performance” is redefined and the isolation often associated with our current modes of communication and entertainment is transcended.

 Michael Wiener

As actor, films have won awards and press acclaim at Sundance, Tribeca and countless international festivals, including Comic Con Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy for Stingray Sam, narrated by David Hyde Pierce. Commercials include Clio award-winning drug awareness campaign Meth Project, Dir. Darren Aronofsky. Have appeared as actor, monologuist and performer in vast array of theaters, museums, clubs and beyond, downtown, Midtown and up and down Northeast corridor since 90s, including Soho Repertory, New York Theater Workshop, MoMA PS1, The Kitchen, Brooklyn Museum, Whitney Museum at Altria, St. Ann’s Warehouse, HERE, Ohio Theater, Monkeytown, New Dramatists, Prelude and Fringe Festivals, La Mama, Galapagos and many more. Significant recent collaborators include playwright Sibyl Kempson, artist Liz Magic Laser, novelist/director John Reed and band The Children…, alongside members of Swans and Cop Shoot Cop, contributing songs to Berlin FF winning burlesque doc Exposed. Produced ongoing performance series at Gershwin Hotel, Dixon Place, KGB Red Room and others for last 15 years.

[RESIDENCY] Haeyoung Kim is made possible, in part, by the Jerome Foundation.

The Jerome Foundation, a long-time supporter of young composers, was a mainstay in Roulette’s early development and continues to help us fulfill our mission by presenting ambitious work by promising artists. Each year, the Jerome Foundation supports five artist residencies and four commissions at Roulette.

 

Haeyoung Kim at Roulette 2016

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