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The performer wears an instrument that shapes around their chest as an extension of their lungs. A wearable lung to capture breath and hold it as a resonating space for sound. An extension of the body creating new ways of interacting with the breath.
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"Second Breath" is a performance piece that delves into the physicality of sound as it emerges from the human body through breathing. If we sing, we fill our lungs with air. The air flows out and by shaping different parts of our body we create certain sounds. Temporal voices, temporal breath and lungs with limits. The performers wear an instrument that shapes around their chest as an extension of their lungs. A wearable lung to capture breath and hold it as a resonating space for sound. An extension of their body creating new ways of interacting with their breath. They explore the challenges of holding onto breath, hearing, being heard and the loss of voice into space. Performers: Lisa Frederiks, Tara Pasveer, Charlotte Roschka, Wouter Mol, Julien Gouweleeuw, Myra-Ida van der Veen / Special thanks to: Lux Nautilus/Saskia de vries, Niels Dielen, Coralie Vogelaar, Shots by: Lennard van der Valk and ira grünberger
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A video collage of all inneruu performances in 2022. About inneruu: We work at the intersections between the band culture, visual installations, experimental instruments and choral singing. With fog, northern lights and sound we try to transform unique spaces into a place of childlike wonders. For example, we work with qr codes that the audience can scan which then form a basis for 1 of our songs and we have luminous wine glasses that they can play for our song "human.
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This is a 1 minute documentation of a 20 minute choir piece in a church, composed for 4 moving lights hanging from the high ceiling.The movement of the lights trigger the voices to sing.
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![When too much becomes nothing...]( "When too much becomes nothing...")
infoPerformed at Zaal 3 Den Haag 2023 - Het Nationaal Theater Performers/makers: Inga Hirsch, Omer van Soldt, Wiggo Mott, Andrzej Konieçzny, Levi Kramer, Charlotte Roschka, Tingyi Jiang and Myra-Ida van der Veen Pictures by Mar fu Qi
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![second breath]( "second breath")
info"Second Breath" is a performance piece that delves into the physicality of sound as it emerges from the human body through breathing. If we sing, we fill our lungs with air. The air flows out and by shaping different parts of our body we create certain sounds. Temporal voices, temporal breath and lungs with limits. The performers wear an instrument that shapes around their chest as an extension of their lungs. A wearable lung to capture breath and hold it as a resonating space for sound. An extension of their body creating new ways of interacting with their breath. They explore the challenges of holding onto breath, hearing, being heard and the loss of voice into space. Performers: Lisa Frederiks, Tara Pasveer, Charlotte Roschka, Wouter Mol, Julien Gouweleeuw, Myra-Ida van der Veen / Special thanks to: Lux Nautilus/Saskia de vries, Niels Dielen, Coralie Vogelaar, Shots by: Lennard van der Valk
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![spijker regen]( "spijker regen")
info‘spijker regen’ is an acoustic electronic instrument with various shapes. One version is a small box which can be played by plucking and bowing the nails, and enables soft touch interaction with 12 larger nails to function as a MIDI controller. Additionally, I've designed an interactive installation where the audience can create sound by plucking the nails or manipulating shadow patterns with a flashlight. The installation incorporates light sensors positioned amidst the nails, enabling the audience to generate sound by moving a flashlight.
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![weaving home]( "weaving home")
infoOrb Weaving Spiders have been weaving their web sites for 140 million years, They will still be making their homes when we have destroyed ours. Orb weavers have 8 eyes, but their vision is bad. They monitor vibrations through signal strands. This is a short opera called “weaving home”. I made this performance together with singer Kristin Norderval and performer Anja Hertenberger
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![When too much becomes nothing...]( "When too much becomes nothing...")
infoPerformed at Zaal 3 Den Haag 2023 - Het Nationaal Theater Performers/makers: Inga Hirsch, Omer van Soldt, Wiggo Mott, Andrzej Konieçzny, Levi Kramer, Charlotte Roschka, Tingyi Jiang and Myra-Ida van der Veen Pictures by Mar fu Qi
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![spijker regen]( "spijker regen")
info‘spijker regen’ is an acoustic electronic instrument with various shapes. One version is a small box which can be played by plucking and bowing the nails, and enables soft touch interaction with 12 larger nails to function as a MIDI controller. Additionally, I've designed an interactive installation where the audience can create sound by plucking the nails or manipulating shadow patterns with a flashlight. The installation incorporates light sensors positioned amidst the nails, enabling the audience to generate sound by moving a flashlight.
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élek is a work for wearable instruments and voice. There are sensors within the fabric which trigger the live electronics to process the voice. in collaboration with: Richard Hughes, Rose Connolly and flora Lazin.
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A research into midi controller building, wearable electronics, live voice processing and body movement. Resulting into different audio visual performances.
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![lekker luchtig]( "lekker luchtig")
infoTogether with Niels Dielen, Lux Nautilus/Saskia de Vries, we worked on a performative installation of tubes, pumps, balloons, air, and sensors called 'Lekker Luchtig'. The main goal was to create an instrument that requires a lot of heavy physical exertion. We performed our works at: Rewire festival in The Grey Space on April 9, 2022. Tivoli Utrecht on June 25, 2022.
Websites
My personal portfolio website.
a3201228.myportfolio.comSocial media
Member of Artists’ Initiative/Collective/Incubator
instrument inventors initiative
Curriculum vitae
Education
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2019 - 2023ArtScience Den Haag, Koninklijke Academie van Beeldende Kunsten diploma
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2018 - 2019Vooropleiding Den Haag, Koninklijke Academie van Beeldende Kunsten diploma
Projects
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2023
When too much becomes nothing... ZAAL3/Het Nationaal Theater The Hague, Netherlands a3201228.myportfolio.com/when-too-much-becomes-nothing When too much becomes nothing and nothing becomes too much is constructed around a paradoxical notion of the musical term - decrescendo. Decrescend is diminishing intensity; decrescen is moving energy; decresce is the deconstruction of chaos into a moment of temporality; decresc is the collective straining into a new pattern. The nature of decres is double-faced and does not exist in emptiness. All decreis dynamic, and in context to the other. We hear, see and perceive decrbecause something happened before. Throughout dec we are opening up space for exploring previously unseen and unheard happenings. Reducing dethen to a simple moment in time, that coincidentally happens to exist on stage. D is crescendo.
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2022
lekker luchtig Rewire Festival, The Hague The Hague, Netherlands a3201228.myportfolio.com/sounds-like-touch Together with Niels Dielen, Lux Nautilus/Saskia de Vries, we worked on a performative installation of tubes, pumps, balloons, air, and sensors called 'Lekker Luchtig' (Light and Airy). The main goal was to create an instrument that requires a lot of heavy physical exertion. We performed our works at: Rewire festival in The Grey Space on April 9, 2022. Tivoli Utrecht on June 25, 2022.
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2021
inneruu museumnacht den haag The Hague, Netherlands inneruu.com With visual atmospheres, fresh smells and a broad variety of different instruments, inneruu creates a space where you can playfully join in and wonder.
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inneruu botanical garden leiden Leiden inneruu.com With visual atmospheres, fresh smells and a broad variety of different instruments, inneruu creates a space where you can playfully join in and wonder.
International exchanges/Residencies
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2021iii (Instrument Inventors Initiative) budapest, Hungary Cyberdrum Art + Tech Exchange in Budapest a3201228.myportfolio.com/cyberdrum-project
Awards and grants
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2023Stroom Young Talent Award STROOM, Den Haag The Hague, Netherlands It is aimed at their artistic development, quality improvement, self-development and the broadening and strengthening of their professional artistic practice. In collaboration with Mike Rijnierse.
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2023Stichting tot Steun Award stipend stichting tot steun Den Haag, Netherlands Myra-Ida van der Veen (Artscience Interfaculty, 2023): "The committee is impressed by the way in which different forms of expression are combined and arrive at a completely unique form and sound for its project."
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2023inneruu night ik ben geweldig fund The Hague, Netherlands I have received a funding to organize an inneruu Night at the German Evangelical Community in The Hague. It was a evening concert where the band inneruu will experiment with new elements, including choir singing, a light installation, and a collab with instrument builder and player: Mihalis Shammas.