Hermes Opera

Hermes Opera An opera from overheard telephone conversations Imprint: http://jeron.org/about/ “I’m sitting in the train. Where are you?” Everyone has a mobile phone these days and what was once a conversation in closed rooms is nowadays happening in the public sphere.

The mindless phone monologues in busses and trains have irritated the German artist Karl Heinz Jeron for years. A few months ago he began to write them down – two notebooks have already been filled. This is the basis for the libretto of an opera performed by tiny singing robots: four soloists and a choir. For the setting to music he will collaborate with a professional composer. The title is derived from Hermes, the god of elocution. The mobile phone conversations will be arranged around general concepts like secret, sex, guilt, betrayal. In these four acts the artists stages the recorded conversations and transform everyday life into artistic action.

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23/12/2017
It‘s becoming clearer what just happened.It‘s about the following:I know I‘ve done it subconsciouslyall my life.And what...
08/12/2017

It‘s becoming clearer what just happened.

It‘s about the following:
I know I‘ve done it subconsciously
all my life.
And what happened last year,
was already there.
There just wasn‘t enough proof.
I could only think:

What the hell is going on?
How to deal with something like that?
I don‘t know
if it‘s true or not.
It‘s an ongoing thing with us,
you know that, and it doesn‘t stop.

It‘s becoming clearer what just happened.

It‘s about the following:
I know I‘ve done it subconsciously
all my life.
And what happened last year,
was already there.
There just wasn‘t enough proof.
I could only think:

What the hell is going on?
How to deal with something like that?
I don‘t know
if it‘s true or not.
It‘s an ongoing thing with us,
you know that, and it doesn‘t stop.

07/12/2017
http://www.ntaa.be/2014/
30/06/2014
Update_5

http://www.ntaa.be/2014/

In reply to the call for projects for our international contest ‘New Technological Art Award 2014’, 383 candidates representing 50 nationalities wordwide have registered. This contest is organized by the Liedts-Meesen Foundation in the context of our biennial Update_5. Out of these projects, an inte…

Hermes Opera is nominated for New Technological Art Award 2014Update_5Location Art Exhibition Update_5: Zebra Street / N...
03/06/2014
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Hermes Opera is nominated for New Technological Art Award 2014

Update_5
Location Art Exhibition Update_5: Zebra Street / New Zebra
Zebra 32/001, 9000 Gent, Belgium
Organization: Liedts-Meesen, www.ntaa.be

Nominees New Technological Art Award 2014
In reply to the call for projects for our international contest ‘New Technological Art Award 2014’, 383 candidates representing 50 nationalities worldwide have registered. This contest is organized by the Liedts-Meesen Foundation in the context of our biennial Update_5.
Out of these projects, an international jury has selected 20 nominees with the proviso of to be presented in the Update_5 exhibition.

BAR-SHAI NURIT (IL) - Objectivity [tentative]: Soundscapes series
BELTRAN JD + MINNEMAN SCOTT (USA)- Cinema Snowglobe
CAIMO JO (BE) – InnerRythms
CALLANAN MARTIN JOHN (UK)– Departure of All
CASALEGNO MATTIA (IT) - RBSC.01
DEKOCK MATS (BE) – Reconstructing Mariënbad
GOIKHMAN ALISA (IL)–LangWidgets
HESS BART (NL)- Digital Artefacts
HOOD BEVERLY (UK) – Glitching
JERON KARL (DE)– Hermes Opera
(reserve KUMAR NANDITA (IN-NZ)) – eLemeNT EaRTh)
KURBAK EBRU (TR) – The Knitted Radio
LAM KEITH (HK) - One Day Social Sculpture
LIA (AT)- Filament Sculptures
(MANU LUKSCH (AT)– Limitations Permitted)
PIAT STÉFAN (FR) – Isola
QUAYOLA DAVID (IT) – Captives
TIEFENGRABER STEFAN (AT)- User Generated Server Destruction
TONSKI JACOB (USA)- Balance From Within
TRESSET PATRICK (FR) - 5 Robots Named Paul
VERHAEST ALEX (BE)- Temps Mort / Idle Times - Diner Scene
VON JUNGENFELD ROCIO (DE) – Lichtsuchende

This jury was composed of: Idis Hartmann (Scientific Assistant Director of Prof. Peter Weibel of ZKM Karlsruhe, Germany), Jean-Marie Dallet (Professor at the University of Poitiers and exhibition commissioner of Update I, France), Françoise Meesen of the Liedts-Meesen Foundation, Belgium), Stef Van Bellingen (Consultant Zebrastraat - Artistic Director of VZW Warp, Belgium), Paul Dujardin (Artistic Director Bozar, Brussels, Belgium), Nick Ervinck (artist, winner of the Price of the Public of Update II, Belgium), Julien Maire (artist, winner of the Prize of the Jury of Update II, Belgium), Alain Thibault (Artistic Director of Elektra, international digital arts festival, Canada), Martin Honzík (Head of Department Prix / Festival Ars Electronica, Linz - Austria), Edwin Carels (Curator New Media exhibitions, Belgium).
The nominees will compete for the coveted Prize of the Jury and Prize of the Public, which will be awarded at the end of the exhibition of the works during Update_5 (to be held from 8 to 23 November 2014 at Zebrastraat Ghent, Belgium).
Zebrastraat: knowledge centre
During the last few years, Zebrastraat Ghent has developed into a stimulating knowledge centre with a strong interest in art. Every two years we organize a Biennial called Update, linked with the New Technological Art Award (NTAA) contest, which tries to fill in a gap in the mainstream art world, by paying attention to the technological developments that drive our global culture.
NTAA selects and presents creations in which the culture-forming role of technology occupies a central place. Low or high tech, intuitive or experimental, the creations always draw our attention to actual innovative trends. The exhibition of achievements of the selected winners is a compass that orients you to the relevant temporal and resilient use of technology in the artistic sector.
In addition to the works of the NTAA, several key works will be displayed coming from the world of the art, of scientific discoveries or breakthrough innovations that have significantly changed our way of living and thinking. These objects or concepts form the basis for a separate presentation and perception, in dialogue with the artworks of the nominees of the NTAA.
Contact NTAA: Art Consultant Isolde De Buck, isolde(at)zebrastraat.be, 0477/789 098


Isolde De Buck
Art Consultant Zebrastraat -Foundation Liedts-Meesen, Zebrastraat 32/001-9000 Gent Belgium
www.ntaa.be

De New Technological Art Award is een internationale kunstwedstrijd van de Stichting Liedts-Meesen, die focust op de bijdrage van nieuwe technologieën in de kunst.

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05/02/2014

WRO Media Art Biennale

WRO Media Art Biennale
16/05/2013

WRO Media Art Biennale

13/05/2013
Hermes at WRO Biennale 2013

Please find the libretto in English and German athttp://jeron.org/hermes/hermes_libretto.pdf

Hermes has been one of the highlights of the WRO Biennale 2013
http://wro2013.wrocenter.pl/site/en/works/rings-of-saturn/hermes/

A mobile phone opera in four acts. Hermes is a unique opera performed by singing robots. Its libretto is based/was written upon mobile phones conversations heard unintentionally by the artist on the public transport means. These interrupted passages of anonymous fellow travelers constitute a classical story of love and sex, betrayal and guilt, mystery and suffering. Tiny robots — two soloists and a choir — made out of common, everyday, ready—made objects and materials, move around the stage covered with pictures and images appearing on the screen according to keywords included in the libretto of the opera.

Hermes Opera starts in 5 minutes
09/05/2013

Hermes Opera starts in 5 minutes

Hermes Opera's cover photo
10/04/2013

Hermes Opera's cover photo

Hermes Opera's cover photo
28/03/2013

Hermes Opera's cover photo

Hermes Opera's cover photo
28/03/2013

Hermes Opera's cover photo

Fotos: Sascha StadlmeierEmerge Attenuation-circuit
28/03/2013

Fotos: Sascha Stadlmeier
Emerge Attenuation-circuit

Fotos: Sascha Stadlmeier
Emerge Attenuation-circuit

Miłosne wyznania w dobie nowych mediów
07/03/2013
Miłosne wyznania w dobie nowych mediów

Miłosne wyznania w dobie nowych mediów

- Siedzę w pociągu, a gdzie ty jesteś? Przecież wiesz, że takie stwierdzenia mnie ranią. Nie jestem wystarczająco atrakcyjna seksualnie, czy co? Kocham cię. - Takie niechcący podsłuchane wyznania, urywki telefonicznych rozmów kochanków, towarzyszą w XXI wieku wielu podróżom pociągiem, tramwajem czy…

07/11/2012

Heute im ICE wurde ich beim Mitschreiben ertappt.
Weiblich, ca 35 Jahre legt kurz ihr Telefon weg und fragt: "Schreiben Sie gerade mit?"
Ich: "Ja". Darauf spricht sie ins Telefon, dass sie eben den Platz wechseln muss.
Schade, sie fing gerade zu lästern an.
Beim Weggehen fragt sie mich noch warum ich das mache. Ich antworte "aus Interesse". Sie war offensichtlich so irritiert, dass sie nichts mehr sagte.

Fotos: Sascha StadlmeierEmerge Attenuation-circuit
01/11/2012

Fotos: Sascha Stadlmeier
Emerge Attenuation-circuit

Fotos: Sascha Stadlmeier
Emerge Attenuation-circuit

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29/10/2012

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Hermes at WRO Biennale 2013
Hermes at WRO Biennale 2013

Please find the libretto in English and German athttp://jeron.org/hermes/hermes_libretto.pdf Hermes has been one of the highlights of the WRO Biennale 2013 http://wro2013.wrocenter.pl/site/en/works/rings-of-saturn/hermes/ A mobile phone opera in four acts. Hermes is a unique opera performed by singing robots. Its libretto is based/was written upon mobile phones conversations heard unintentionally by the artist on the public transport means. These interrupted passages of anonymous fellow travelers constitute a classical story of love and sex, betrayal and guilt, mystery and suffering. Tiny robots — two soloists and a choir — made out of common, everyday, ready—made objects and materials, move around the stage covered with pictures and images appearing on the screen according to keywords included in the libretto of the opera.

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Secret, Sex, Guilt, Betrayal

“I’m sitting in the train. Where are you?” Everyone has a mobile phone these days and what was once a conversation in closed rooms is nowadays happening in the public sphere. The mindless phone monologues in busses and trains have irritated the German artist Karl Heinz Jeron for years. A few months ago he began to write them down – two notebooks have already been filled. This is the basis for the libretto of an opera performed by singing robots.

The title is derived from Hermes, the god of elocution. The mobile phone conversations are arranged around general concepts like secret, sex, guilt, betrayal. In these four acts the artists stages the recorded conversations and transform everyday life into artistic action.

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