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An historical computer-dance1 work, one of the video-clip precursors2. The image close-ups shows only body parts, and its whole body image is composed only in the spectator's mind, and just seen as computer drawings. In this way, the movement is the addition of body details accomplished at the spectator, never at the video image. This work is a study of visual movement intelligibility and a portrait of our fragmented corporal image, consequence of our urban life stress.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Analivia
• ComputerArt
• Dance
• Videodance
• Brazilian
• videoclip
• woman

[robertodedomenico]

analivia this is something ***** thanks for posting it

[analiviacordeiro]

Roberto, I have italian family. I will be in Rome by the end of January. Could we talk personally?

[analiviaplurabelle]

the dancer is moving acording the stick figures. If you look carefully, it is easy to detect this. The intention is compose the body movement at the spectator's mind. Tell me if you can see this.

[virgilvotaw]

So, the idea that there is a body moving has nothing to do with the video really as there is no information to complete what is truly taking place other than what clues you have given in terms of the stick figure. In many cases the imagery moves too fast for me to pickup anything. Was that intentional?