Tommi Brem

Art Director, Set Designer and Translator

Neu-Ulm, Germany

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May 2014

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About Tommi

Hopelessly naive and optimistic pragmatist with an interest in the absurd & abstract.
Some people have called me a catalyst and an enabler. More frequently I am called crazy. I agree.
The two questions I get asked the most are: "How do you come up with shit like that?" and "When do you do all that stuff?"

Translator (plays, exhibition catalogues, fiction); set and video designer (Festspiele Bregenz, San Francisco Opera, Badische Landesbühne Bruchsal); curator (Daniel Johnston, Bruce Bickford, Isaac Cordal, James Oliver et al.); author (fiction, poems, fragments); editor (mainly exhibition catalogues); creative consultant (brands, marketing, project support); art director; artist.

Open for projects any time. Just ping me.
Available on a bunch of social networks under my real name. Feel free to connect.

Unique traits: The only thing I aspire to is not to aspire, but to do. (I said that.)

Gender:
Male

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Vingt-quatres heures de la vie d'une femme (2017) / stage design & video.
Directed by Wolf E. Rahlfs.

My stage design for "Streetcar Named Desire", as directed by Wolf E. Rahlfs (Music by Paolo Greco) in Bruchsal, Germany.

Michael Kohlhaas (Theatrical Production based on the story by Kleist. My Role: Production designer, author). Directed by Wolf E. Rahlfs. Music: Paolo Greco.

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Der Steppenwolf (2018)
Theater by Badische Landesbühne / Wolf E. Rahlfs video design I provided video concept and design for this production of an old German classic. The photo is an unused design.
Don Giovanni (2017)
Theater by San Francisco Opera / Jacopo Spirei video design, restaging I completely restaged the set design of a pre-existing production, adding video.
Vingt-quatres heures de la vie d'une femme (2017)
Theater by Badische Landesbühne Bruchsal / Wolf E. Rahlfs Stage Design / Video Triangluar stage design with three projection surfaces; pre-produced material mixed with life-video. Costume: Kerstin Oelker, music composition: Paolo Greco.
Solaris (Opera) (2012)
Theater by Bregenzer Festspiele Art Direction (Video) Photo credit: Karl Forster, Bregenzer Festspiele.
An Authorized Adaptation of Frank Zappa's Thing-Fish (2003)
Theater by Stagecraft Entertainment Producer / Art Director Photo credit: Dirk Neuhof

Tommi Brem

Art Director, Set Designer and Translator

Neu-Ulm, Germany

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