phosphere (2017) Rhizomatiks Research, ELEVENPLAY, evala, Takayuki Fujimoto (Kinsei R&D)
"phosphere" is an exploratory harmonization of two distinct spaces—a dance stage and an installation component—into one performative spatial whole. By processing in real-time all the elemental movements throughout the entire performance space with motion capture, it is possible to trace the movement of a dancer’s hand, for example, and instantaneously convert that movement into three-dimensional video. In turn, this technology unlocks a new realm of creative possibility, and enables a groundbreakingly minute interplay between dance and video elements. In the pivotal culmination of this spatial interplay, objects are reduced to light, and the human body is restored to the transcendently ephemeral.
phosphere (2017) Rhizomatiks Research, ELEVENPLAY, evala, Takayuki Fujimoto (Kinsei R&D)
"phosphere" is an exploratory harmonization of two distinct spaces—a dance stage and an installation component—into one performative spatial whole. By processing in real-time all the elemental movements throughout the entire performance space with motion capture, it is possible to trace the movement of a dancer’s hand, for example, and instantaneously convert that movement into three-dimensional video. In turn, this technology unlocks a new realm of creative possibility, and enables a groundbreakingly minute interplay between dance and video elements. In the pivotal culmination of this spatial interplay, objects are reduced to light, and the human body is restored to the transcendently ephemeral.