Scene Maps
Visual works that trace how a live thread is pulled by claims, people, audiences, interfaces, and stakes.
A performance practice by Todd Kliewer
A bounded Facebook thread becomes a source field. Todd Kliewer turns it into an embodied performance and a human-authored scene map with consent, provenance, and correction attached.

Current callboard / open
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Every medium leaks.
The first Scene Invitation asks participants to translate one sentence into another sentence, an image description, a sound description, or a gesture. Only responses explicitly marked USE IN SCENEmay enter Todd's performed return.
Invitation closes: September 8, 2026 at 8:00 PM Pacific
Comment-Section Cinema
It carries context, status, performance, fear, humor, ideology, refusal, repair, and the pressure of a watching room.
Leaky Kliewer stages that hidden structure. The thread is the rehearsal room. Todd's embodied return is the performance. The scene map is the accountable record.
Visual works that trace how a live thread is pulled by claims, people, audiences, interfaces, and stakes.
Experiments with a performer-owned synthetic double. A rig for staging variation, never a replacement performer.
Writing on acting, public speech, labor, consent, controlled illusion, and the human right to final cut.
Method / House rule 01
A scene map is an authored interpretation, not a diagnosis and not an objective measurement. It keeps its source, choices, uncertainty, and authorship visible enough to question.
The rig and the performer
Todd Kliewer is the actor, author, editor, and veto point. AI may assist the rig. It does not own the work, speak independently, or make the final decision.
Leaky Kliewer is the embodied art practice within the Leaky family. Leaky OS develops the wider research and invention system. Each keeps its own role; both keep human authority, correction, and provenance visible.