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Glyph & Δ Aurigæ @ Schmiede

We are currently working on Glyph to be presented together with Δ Aurigæ at Schmiede Hallein 21.09.2011, 21h supported by Subnet AiR, Schmiede Hallein, Andreas Waldschütz, Holzcraft, Polypod
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A Hibernation in Doubt @ literatur lab

A well preserved winter in fooled bloom A restless forest – internal like an organ (And played alike) Ending, like always, with the sun. depart perfoms a poem literatur lab Thu 7.4.2011, 19.30h Brick-5, Fünfhausgasse 5, 1150 Wien free entrance literatur lab @ departure sound:frame come all
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Δ Aurigæ @ sound:frame

Δ Aurigæ – A performance constellation produced by sound:frame AV & depart. Fri 25.03.2011, 20:45 & 23:00 Sa 26.03.2011, 21:00 & 22:00 @ sound:frame festival opening weekend Ottakringer Brauerei, Wien sound:frame schedule – o-O-orbiting the delta skelta In merry barycenter go-rounds. Let’s build a whole city of glass houses, only a stone’s throw away To regard the light night sky, dive drown Dissolving  vis-à-vis-viva equators In our monolitheral observatory. We will, we will… + some work in progress stone samples, delta on the rocks that is: Thanks to: sound:frame, Michael Grossauer & polypod, woei,  joreg & vvvv, leo & ben (Bildwerk), Pomme, Gerald Moser, Romana Kleewein sound:frame festival opening weekend
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In the woods, in winter.

We will be performing an AV poem at the sound:frame press conference. Salon5/Bricks, Fünfhausgasse 5, 1150 Vienna 13.01.2011, 19h a hibernation in doubt i sit here and ice eats me. … ——– made with processing and the exquisite geomerative lib. code upon request.
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Iminami at November Music, Den Bosch

Iminami AV Performance Installation by The Spy Collective (Henry Vega, Georg Hobmeier, Anat Spiegel, Leonhard Lass) Sun, 14. November 2010, Pand 18, Den Bosch November Music from 13h-15h every 20 minutes November Music & Tickets The Spy Collective
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Yesterday in Innsbruck

We were performing I am sitting in a room with Richard Eigner at Die Bäckerei, Innsbruck during Konkrete Utopien by the lovely people of ColumbosNext
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Doldrums

photos by ela grieshaber & andreas waldschütz concept, direction: depart (gregor ladenhauf, leonhard lass) producer: schmiede / rüdiger wassibauer production assistant & general handywork: daniela schindler stage & lighting: jakob guggenberger (pro show) make-up: steffi lamm hair: cori pondorfer photo & video documentation: andreas waldschütz & thomas rath band: tom brüssel, christian schratt, jake, alex, florian leeb thanks: andi hansel
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Unheim Postnatal

the rest is darkness unheim crew: Gregor Ladenhauf, Leonhard Lass Markus Grüner, production & support Peter Zeitlhofer, flying entity Alexander Brandmair, Benjamin Altmann, stage and guide Michael Gruber, stage and rope Veronika Kapser, guide Hermann Stemberger, technician Robert Klein, rigging
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Unheim

Depart verunanstaltet UNHEIM. Ein Raum für sich selbst und das. (performative Audioinstallation) Eine Produktion der ARGEkultur zum Themenschwerpunkt „Angst macht dumm!“ Do. 19 und FR. 20 November 2009 Geöffnet von 17:00 bis 22:00 Uhr. Achtung: Begrenzte TeilnehmerInnenzahl, Anmeldung unter 0662-848784. oder www.argekultur.at + es ist wichtig, dass wir vor null am ende sind. der schatten gehorcht nicht dem werfenden objekt. Nichts gehorcht, alles horcht. im inneren obskurer kammern ist wirklichkeit ein verkehrtes abbild, achtlos strömend durch eine öffnung wir, im unbunten treiben in der enge. wir entkommen selten.
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Chukwa’s Approach

On the back of Chukwa, Bright like a mountain dew-tune and crystalline airs. We seek shell and shelter in subsurface saltlake sittings, The one-drone rondo-0-o. We rest against the interwalls of zero cavity‘s brainbows, Celebrating Achilles’ de-feet. Stir montane waters in the syncoronation of prime times, Immersed rim ram short circuit oscillations, In echological mining claims, Drilling me softly with a chord. What happens quiet shelldome if ever. …turtles all the way down Chukwa I (The Mountain) on Vimeo Chukwa III (The Final Encounter) on Vimeo (photo by Cornelia Auinger) Chukwa’s Orchestra: Anlanger Petra Bacher Clemens Brachtel Benedikt Bruckmayr Didi Eigner Richard Estrela Paul Farangis Firozian Fraunberger Stefan Grandits Sebastian Grüner Markus Hochleitner Gudrun Hovdkinn Elise Johnson Oliver Kargl Sebastian Karlstetter Simon Kickinger Max Kindlinger Florian Kinschel Anna Klinger Hanna Ladenhauf Gregor Lass Elisabeth Lass Leonhard Lercher Daniel Mayr Timna Mone Miriam Movahedi Paul Nassall Angela Pfaffenberger Florian Preuschel Julian Pusa Saila Radauer Clemens Rauch Roman Rösch Paul Rosner Willibald Saudek David Sauer Birgit Schabmayr Bernhard Schauberger Anna Schlegel Martin Senz Gerhard Steiner Johann Strobl Doris Tischler Sarah Wedel Marco Zauner Paul Zeitlhofer Peter Zopf Robert Krisch Gabriele (Projectmanagement) Wassibauer Rüdiger (Schmiede Support) Lali the turtle Thank you very much.
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Chukwa’s Approach

Reverb.On 3: Chukwa’s Approach Thursday. 24.09.09, 17.00h / 17.30h / 18.00h, Salzwelten Salzburg/Hallein Depart and Stefan Fraunberger present a new Performance in the series REVERB.ON in cooperation with Schmiede and Salzwelten Salzburg: Chukwa’s Approach. Inspired by concepts of Minimal Music and especially by the work of La Monte Young (“The Tortoise, His Dreams And Journeys”) an orchestra of 53 people is going to play a single chord throughout the whole performance. Situated about 100 meters below ground on a lake within a salt-mine the musicians and the audience are invited to experience the vibrancy of a mountain. Due to limited space we ask you to register in advance (Gabriele Krisch, 0699 10716582, chukwa@depart.at) More Information: www.salzwelten.at | www.schmiede.ca This Performance is supported by Land Salzburg / Podium09. German: Das Künstlerduo Depart (Leonhard Lass, Gregor Ladenhauf) hat 2007 im Rahmen der Schmiede die Reihe Reverb.On ins Leben gerufen. Mit dieser Performance-/Konzertreihe widmet sich Depart zeitgenössischen und ungewöhnlichen Konzepten und Kompositionen. Diese werden in ihrer musikalischen Form nahe am Original präsentiert, aber um aktuelle visuelle und performative Aspekte ergänzt. Ganz bewusst liegt hier der Fokus auf Kompositionen die bereits den Charakter von „performed installations“ in sich tragen. 
2009 haben sich Depart von […]
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Spy Collectives Iminami

Iminami (by the Spycollective) is a multiroom performance installation. Drained brains swash in narrative tsunamis exhaling from the metamyth of the White Woman. Audience-swarms with spread waterwings on the tideway from mother to smother get carried away by drowned voices. This is fishy, oh buoy. Supported by Steim (Amsterdam), SARC (belfast) and ARGE Nonntal (Salzburg) Iminami Trailer
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Des Gesprächfightfadens

“Des Gesprächsfightfadens”: word of the wings stutters & flutters a language re-de-re-construction performance for two performers, video backdrop, disillustrative commentary and sound duration: ca. 45 min. DEPART’s germanguage desastroy, a veritabledance lingo-limbo. Dramatized worldplayhem. A staged piece with toadloads of glimmericks fallinglong upwards from heaven’t scene and hertz beforeplay. In DEPART’s “Des Gesprächsfightfadens” there is no dramatic plot per se as in conventional theater, but there are recurring themes and ideas, more like in a musical composition. This work relies heavily on DEPART’s belief in the controlled overflow of sensoric input. The audience is supplied with a sheer mass of wordplay in order to provoke a struggle for perception and conscious processing of input. The more you struggle to get everything, the less interesting the piece will be. But if you are able to relax and let your thoughts wander freely, as in a kind of mediational state of mind, you might be able to grab one meaning here, or one there but go along with the flow of the piece easily. The goal of this endeavour is to create a certain state of consciousness where the seemingly superfluous and absurd action supporting the piece becomes a sort of focus […]
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We Only Do (I-III)

“We only do…”: freemote controlemodeled headphonetic puppeteering interactive-stage dance performance for three dancers, computer-generated choreography, motiontracking, sound & video duration: ca. 45 min. eyeconed woeshoeshine, choreogenetics and stagedicing, 3Dancers on their way to form This project saw an evolutionary development from early incarnations as a piece for two dancers with a rather mechanical and robot-like form to a very open and flowing structured piece in the final performance. Central to the piece is the idea of a kinetic system that is addressed by a generative process, which is making decisions according to a set of rules defined beforehand by the choreographer. The stage itself is a blank space monitored by a motiontracking system. The movement of the dancers is translated into sound and video via the motiontracking system EyeCon and tools like PureData, Reaktor and Max/MSP. The dancers would receive command structures like spatial coordinates and specific motion quality or modes of conduct via wireless headphones. Early stages of the piece were not completely determined but still very arbitrary in their decision-making, the later versions already had elaborate regulatory behaviour based on marcov-chain logical structures. When the system was thus established, there were also attempts to introduce some viral behaviour […]
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Being Odysseus

“Being Odysseus” – sirens in software, cyclops in code Mellow-dram-o-rama for one performer and interactive motion-tracking stage with reactive audio/video, ca. 60 minutes Odysseus, archetypical browser of land and sea, the i-am-a-wanderer galore, on his deathbedrock, performing the proverbial journey through important memories of his life, captain mnemo’s technological multimediary. Circe, Polyphem, Hades and a peculiar german scholar join in on the cruise of bruises. A reinterpretation of events based on ideas of Homer and Dante. The interactive stage was built using EyeCon, a frame-grabbing motion-tracking software and DEPART’s weapons of choice at that time, NI Reaktor and PureData. The performer was able to roam freely, activating and influencing parts and aspects of the video and soundtrack. Specific zones of action were propelling the story and also changing the stage setup automatically. “Being Odysseus” was DEPART’s first endeavour into realtime motion-tracking, realized in collaboration with Senselabor. Commissioned by Trans-Media-Akademie Hellerau, shown at CynetArt Festival 2004, Dresden, Germany Performer: Georg Hobmeier Video: Leonhard Lass Sound: Gregor Ladenhauf
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