Trying to get away into the night and then you put your arms around me.

The proposition of transparency has led to a gently paranoid condition, enacted here through a broken feedback loop. An algorithm triggers the next command without any regard as to the outcome and unresponsive to the level of success with which the command is fulfilled. The performers struggle to complete their tasks leaving unfinished structures in their wake, creating a series of non-spaces.

The performers are left to their own discretion as to how these struc-tures might be inhabited. Certain configurations trigger scripted beha-vioral patterns, lulling the performers into predetermined roles and transactional relationships. Sheltered between see-through walls, privacy becomes an unattainable illusion performed out of habit.

TARREN JOHNSON is a creative movement director and cross disci-plinary artist. She works at the intersection of concert dance and instal-lation performance. She received her BFA from CalArts (2013) and has danced and shown work internationally. Currently, she is based in Berlin.

MIRA O’BRIEN is from California and based in Berlin. Her interdis-ciplinary practice is focused on painting, installation, and performance. She received her BA from UCLA (2004) and her MFA from Yale (2008). Her work has been exhibited internationally.

WINSTON CHMIELINSKI is an American artist based in Berlin. Current projects are gentle identity shake-downs. Upcoming: unhome-ly.com; Inclusion in the supranational Antarctic Pavillion at the 2017 Venice Biennale; Choose Your Own Adventure at Galerie Thomas Fuchs, Stuttgart.

JOHN SNYDER is an artist and performer from Los Angeles, based in Berlin. He studied Dance and Performance while completing a doctorate in Physics at University of California, Irvine. He received a postdoctoral fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation to continue his research in electronic structure theory.