publication . Conference object . 2012

NUVE : na senda da performance digital

Moura, João Martinho; Marcos, Adérito; Barros, Né; Branco, Pedro;
Open Access Portuguese
  • Published: 01 Nov 2012
  • Publisher: Grupo Português de Computação Gráfica and ARTECH International
  • Country: Portugal
Abstract
ARTECH 2012, Faro, 7–9 de Novembro de 2012 O projeto aqui apresentado possui como objectivo explorar as possibilidades artísticas oferecidas por performances digitais em tempo real, na forma de dança, encarada como forma de expressão corporal privilegiada, na interação entre o performer e um artefacto digital, interação que se estabelece como o elemento condutor de toda a narrativa cénica. Para pesquisar as possibilidades referidas, conceptualizou-se, desenvolveu-se e implementou-se um artefacto digital, chamado NUVE, tendo como finalidade a criação de um espetáculo de dança onde um performer interagirá com o sistema, dando origem a uma performance digital fluid...
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handle: 10400.2/2295

Subjects
free text keywords: Performance digital, Dança, Expressão corporal, Artech 2012
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