documentation of Remote Dancing by Nic Sandiland and Rosemary Lee

Remote Dancing is a video installation where the interaction of a viewer and an on-screen dancer becomes an intimate pas de deux.
Developed in collaboration with choreographer Rosemary Lee the installation consists of a number of enclosed corridors. The viewer enters alone at to find a virtual figure waiting at the far end, as they move towards the screen the figure dances towards them, as they move back the figure reverses, dancing backwards. If they pause, the figure pauses...and so a duet unfolds.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• interactive
• dance
• technology
• movement
• sensors
• projection
• ultrasonic
• southbank
• centre
• london