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“Fabled Sisters” is a live architectural/dance/music performance that was premiered at Oberlin Co... more “Fabled Sisters” is a live architectural/dance/music performance that was premiered at Oberlin College (OH) on May 7-8 2004. The part recorded in this video is a 20 minute long hybrid (i.e., electronic and human) performance using a new version of the cyberPRINT to drive the digital component of the performance. The cyberPRINT is a cutting-edge bio-feedback system that builds 3D virtual reality worlds in real time by using a performerʼs physiological data. Although the cyberPRINT has been nationally and internationally performed with great success between 2000-2003, “Fabled Sisters” allowed us to renew its visual content as well as afford its choreographic, musical and technological updating. The result is a strong, moving, beautiful, and all engaging experience through a seamless integration of dance performance, electronically interactive 3D Virtual Reality (VR) and music.“Fabled Sisters” was an intense interdisciplinary collaboration among many artists, architects, and technicians.
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"This project involves the design, construction and performance of an “architecture of being” tha... more "This project involves the design, construction and performance of an “architecture of being” that expresses selfhood in virtual space and real time using: (1) physiological data as its building material, (2) architectural design as its expressive intent, (3) digital space as its medium, (4) screen projection as its enveloping and viewing technique, (5) user interactivity and performance as its partner, and (6) interdisciplinary collaborations among Architecture, Choreography, Modern Dance, Music, Bioengineering, Medicine and Computer Science as its creative and technical contexts.
This widely interdisciplinary project was the result of collaboration among Julio Bermudez, Jim Agutter, Brent Lilly, Noah Syroid, Debra Gondeck-Becker, Dwayne Westenskow, Stefano Foresti, and performed by Yacov Sharir. It was premiered in Salt Lake City and then taken on the road to Connecticut, Texas, Brazil and versions showed elsewhere.
This video shows the very first performance of the cyberPRINT within the show "Body Automatic - Body Resistant" that was directed by Yacov Sharir (UofTexas) and included the work of the Utah RDT Dance Company, Tom Lopez (electronic music composer), Anita Pantin (multimedia artist), and Amante Lucero (Lighting designer). "
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This experimental multifaceted collaborative work explores simulations of physical phenomena both... more This experimental multifaceted collaborative work explores simulations of physical phenomena both of the inner-and-outer body in the context of performance. Emphasis is placed on the absolute freedom the performer is provided by the system that is wireless (BioRadio 110 physiological monitor,) and the integration of other innovative digital technologies such as the softVNS motion tracking system, character animations, and 3Dworlds. This technology greatly affects the choreographic and design process. Additional attention is placed on issues of real and perceived boundaries between the virtual animated body and the real physical cyberPRINT body in an alternative performative condition. The possibility of a blurred distinction between the two intersecting worlds is examined. Questions are raised as to possible metaphors for the construction of virtual spaces and the bodies that inhabit them, leading to new ideas about the behavior of the body and its expression through motion in cyberspace. What, for instance, are the ways in which the cyberPRINTED body begins to claim a virtually constructed space through movement? Movement that is originated through data captured in real time from the performer inner-body. What kind of a relationship (physical, emotional, psychological) can be established between a real physical dancer and his/her cyberPRINTED automated counterpart and how can narrative and identities be exchanged, modified, or made explicit? Finally, how can these investigations be brought to performance as a means of formulating an appropriate language for dance/ body architecture in the virtual age?
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The International Journal of Screendance
No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the U... more No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, as part of The International Journal of Screendance, Volume 2 (2012), Parallel Press. It is made available here with the kind permission of Parallel Press.
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The International Journal of Screendance
No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the U... more No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, as part of The International Journal of Screendance, Volume 2 (2012), Parallel Press. It is made available here with the kind permission of Parallel Press.
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AVAILABLE IN YOUTUBE = http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoi7IhlirR8
"This project involves the design, construction and performance of an “architecture of b... more "This project involves the design, construction and performance of an “architecture of being” that expresses selfhood in virtual space and real time using: (1) physiological data as its building material, (2) architectural design as its expressive intent, (3) digital space as its medium, (4) screen projection as its enveloping and viewing technique, (5) user interactivity and performance as its partner, and (6) interdisciplinary collaborations among Architecture, Choreography, Modern Dance, Music, Bioengineering, Medicine and Computer Science as its creative and technical contexts. This widely interdisciplinary project was the result of collaboration among Julio Bermudez, Jim Agutter, Brent Lilly, Noah Syroid, Debra Gondeck-Becker, Dwayne Westenskow, Stefano Foresti, and performed by Yacov Sharir. It was premiered in Salt Lake City and then taken on the road to Connecticut, Texas, Brazil and versions showed elsewhere. This video shows the very first performance of the cyberPRINT within the show "Body Automatic - Body Resistant" that was directed by Yacov Sharir (UofTexas) and included the work of the Utah RDT Dance Company, Tom Lopez (electronic music composer), Anita Pantin (multimedia artist), and Amante Lucero (Lighting designer). "
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This widely interdisciplinary project was the result of collaboration among Julio Bermudez, Jim Agutter, Brent Lilly, Noah Syroid, Debra Gondeck-Becker, Dwayne Westenskow, Stefano Foresti, and performed by Yacov Sharir. It was premiered in Salt Lake City and then taken on the road to Connecticut, Texas, Brazil and versions showed elsewhere.
This video shows the very first performance of the cyberPRINT within the show "Body Automatic - Body Resistant" that was directed by Yacov Sharir (UofTexas) and included the work of the Utah RDT Dance Company, Tom Lopez (electronic music composer), Anita Pantin (multimedia artist), and Amante Lucero (Lighting designer). "
This widely interdisciplinary project was the result of collaboration among Julio Bermudez, Jim Agutter, Brent Lilly, Noah Syroid, Debra Gondeck-Becker, Dwayne Westenskow, Stefano Foresti, and performed by Yacov Sharir. It was premiered in Salt Lake City and then taken on the road to Connecticut, Texas, Brazil and versions showed elsewhere.
This video shows the very first performance of the cyberPRINT within the show "Body Automatic - Body Resistant" that was directed by Yacov Sharir (UofTexas) and included the work of the Utah RDT Dance Company, Tom Lopez (electronic music composer), Anita Pantin (multimedia artist), and Amante Lucero (Lighting designer). "