•March 1, 2022 • Comments Off on New track on Provenance compilation
‘Alignment’ is out now on the new Provenance compilation. Provenance is a an artist-run collective and label who will be hosting the next Deprogram album release later this year.
The compilation features vocal and instrumental pieces by Provenance alumni, Sebastian Field, Arrom, Sandy Hsu, Imogen Cygler, Lack the Low, and Aphir, as well as contributions from friends of the collective mookoid, Chrome Twin, romæo and LÂLKA.
All proceeds from sales of the compilation will be donated to Disability Justice Network Mutual Aid Fund (www.gofundme.com/f/disability-justice-network-mutual-aid-fund) to assist with providing material and financial aid to disabled people in Australia.
We’ll be presenting Data Lies, a new work at the Good Space Festival in spring. Responding to a world that is becoming increasingly data centric, the live interactive piece explores alternatives to the digital surveillance of human movement, online activity, purchasing habits and facial features.
Good Space has been revitalising forgotten urban spaces with grass roots cultural events since a successful first season at the Rocks in 2021.
•November 25, 2021 • Comments Off on Next Performance at Woodburn Creatives
Please join us for a live streaming performance at art, music, design space, Woodburn Creatives in Redfern on Saturday December 4, 2021. After several postponements due to extended Covid lockdowns, we are pleased to be improvising live again.
Unfortunately, the Vivid Sydney Festival of Light, Music and Ideas was cancelled in 2021 due to Covid lockdown restrictions. We are planning a new event for 2022 that incorporates spatial audio and reactive visuals and will share details here soon. Luckily the motion sensing technology we use means that people can interact with our works remotely and safely, without touching any shared surfaces. We will keep you posted about upcoming developments.
Until then, we will be performing at Woodburn Creatives Art Music Design Space in early December 2021.
•November 19, 2019 • Comments Off on Youbeme @ Electrosocial
Deprogram will be performing and receiving You.be.me, an electronic musical performance recorded live by the audience and performers with wearable and mobile cameras at Electrosocial on Friday, November 23 at 8:00pm. The work challenges the ‘broadcast yourself’ philosophy of Youtube and Instagram, using smartphones and camera glasses to create a shifting game of perception.
Responding to the promotion of narcissism through social media, the work is about sharing inner perceptions of the world rather than external images of the self. Audience members are equipped with a mobile application to enable them to film the event and share their unique perspective with others. The multiple video streams captured by audience members will be uploaded onto the You.be.me website, offering multiple viewpoints of the performance. Site visitors will be able to preview the performance from a variety of perspectives, entering into the unique experiences of different event participants.
The performance combines immersive projections, improvised electronic percussion, voice and embodied instrument.
•May 20, 2019 • Comments Off on Deprogram at Vivid 2019
Our first event for Vivid Sydney #AlterNative gives us a sneak-peek of their immersive creations coming to The Nun on Friday May 24 – open your mind!"The video fills the room, saturated colours, all animated, converse with each other and the audience. Ideas of source, direction, navigation and personality emerge from the flux and disappear as loops evolve. The music, all improvised, reflects and intensifies the moment. Electro and Dirty Techno are modulated to respond to the imagery and themes on view."
We will be returning to Vivid Sydney: Festival of Music Light and Ideas in May 2019 to accompany the visual projections of J D Young, hosted by Brand X, Darlinghurst.
Deprogram at Vivid Sydney. Photo by Rhiannon Hopley at 107 Projects, Redfern
