In Cooperation with:
FAR – Fashion and Robotics. (University of Art and Design Linz in cooperation with the Johannes Kepler University Linz.
The cooperation consists of the realization of Motion Capture of a dance solo from a famous repertoire (“Angst” by Dore Hoyer)
The technology used was::
Vicon motion tracking with 6 infrared cameras Vero. The obtained data will be analyzed with the software Nexus (version 12).
Researchers involved:
Julio Andrés Escudero (FAR)
Damián Cortés Alberti, Adrián Artacho, Leonard Horstmayer
- Dance as an artistic practice is a multilayered phenomenon. It is a historically specific practice; it constitutes bodies; it depicts expression forms; it develops specific skills in bodies transgressing the dance’s realm. This project puts dance practices center stage to investigate the human body’s multilayeredness as place and source of agency,revealing their multi-layered manifestation in multiple layers of rendering.
Sample of raw date of motion capture:
- Pelvis 1: Left Pelvis Front
- Pelvis 2: Right Pelvis Front
- Pelvis 3: Left Pelvis Back
- Pelvis 4: Right Pelvis Back
- LeftLeg2: Left Knee
- LeftLowerLeg2: Left Ancle
- RightLeg2: Right Knee
- RightLowerLeg2: Right Ancle
- Thorax1: Sternon up
- Thorax2: Sternon down
- Thorax3: Left Shoulder
- Thorax4: Right Shoulder
- Thorax6: Back, Right Side
- LeftArm2: Left Elbow
- LeftArm3: Middle Left Upper Arm
- LeftLowerArm2: Left Wrist
- RightArm2: Right Elbow
- RightArm3: Middle Right Upper Arm
- RightLowerArm2: Right Wrist
- Head1: Left Forehead
- Head3: Left Head Back
- Head4: Right Head Back
Sample of cluster notations:
Experimental notation resulted from the analysis of the motion capture.
