Sarah Fdili Alaoui
ABSTRACT
Radical Choreographic Object is a choreographic performance, on a variable scale, that highlights the irreducibility of the bodies and their capacities to generate contexts, expressions and relations, not in order to measure, to predict or preempt, but in order to develop a social ecology of play, risks of unpredictability, the emergence of the unexpected, appropriation and creativity. We propose a version of RCO in virtual reality where the dancers evolve in a blackbox and the viewer has agency in focus and perception.
Supplemental Material
- Loke, L., & Robertson, T. (2007). Making strange with the falling body in interactive technology design. Design and Semantics of Form and Movement.Google Scholar
- Pierre Vermersch. 1996. L'explicitation de l'action. Cahiers de linguistique sociale 3 (1996), 113--120.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Radical Choreographic Object [RCO]
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