Lifecasting
A ballet choreographed to the third movement of Ryoji Ikeda's Opus 1 and Steve Reich's Triple Quartet.
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A ballet choreographed to the third movement of Ryoji Ikeda's Opus 1 and Steve Reich's Triple Quartet.
The opera interweaves the story of Abraham as told in religious texts with recorded interviews of Israeli, Palestinian, and American participants reflecting on Abraham and his family. Spoken interview material is shaped into musical phrases, while images of interviewees are shown on video screens.
This three-act video-opera examines modern technology through three subjects: the Hindenburg disaster, nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll, and Dolly the sheep. It combines music with pre-recorded interview speech, eyewitness and documentary material, and commentary from scientists, computer researchers, and religious scholars. The final act considers cloning, genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, robots, and immortality.
A ballet choreographed to the third movement of Ryoji Ikeda's Opus 1 and Steve Reich's Triple Quartet.
The opera interweaves the story of Abraham as told in religious texts with recorded interviews of Israeli, Palestinian, and American participants reflecting on Abraham and his family. Spoken interview material is shaped into musical phrases, while images of interviewees are shown on video screens.
This three-act video-opera examines modern technology through three subjects: the Hindenburg disaster, nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll, and Dolly the sheep. It combines music with pre-recorded interview speech, eyewitness and documentary material, and commentary from scientists, computer researchers, and religious scholars. The final act considers cloning, genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, robots, and immortality.