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<p>How can dancers control or influence variables such as lighting, music, projections or the overall spatial experience that affect the traditional hierarchy in a performative setting? The dance performance <italic>Digital Footprints</italic> uses advanced technologies that allow dancers to test this question in a live situation. In this article, the choreographer discusses some preliminary conclusions.</p>
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How can dancers control or influence variables such as lighting, music, projections or the overall spatial experience that affect the traditional hierarchy in a performative setting? The dance performance Digital Footprints uses advanced technologies that allow dancers to test this question in a live situation. In this article, the choreographer discusses some preliminary conclusions.

Digital Footprints–Technology and Equality

Nordic Journal of Dance

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How can dancers control or influence variables such as lighting, music, projections or the overall spatial experience that affect the traditional hierarchy in...

Digital Footprints–Technology and Equality

Publié en ligne: 10 août 2023

Pages: 84 - 89

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/njd-2023-0009

© 2023 Gun Lund, published by Sciendo

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