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Jeremy Bernstein

Jeremy Bernstein makes temporal media, comprising mostly sound, video and code. In various forms -- performances, presentations and screenings -- his work has been exhibited throughout Europe and North America. He lives in Berlin, Germany.

For several years, his work has been concerned, on a technical level, with "reanimation" -- assembling temporal structures out of static or frozen fragments of "personally associative" materials -- home movies, snapshots, field recordings, old records, etc. Increasingly, he has been exploring sound and image as "influenceable media" -- semi-fluid forms capable of withstanding structural modulation -- through the use of custom computer software.

He has composed numerous music and sound scores for theater and dance productions, and constructed several interactive video and sound environments for theater and other live performance events.

Past collaborators include: Anja Weber (Berlin, Germany), Noa Jordan (Berlin, Germany), Cécile Babiole (Paris, France), Paulo Raposo (Lisbon, Portugal), Marc Behrens (Frankfurt, Germany), Carlos Santos (Lisbon, Portugal), Naomi Ben-Shahar (New York, US), Zoe Bellof (New York, US), Theatre 326 (Belfort, France), Andrea Kleine Theater and Dance (New York, US).

Jeremy Bernstein