Digital Installations

Collaborative project between Skopetur, Mi Chantli Dance Studio, and Naropa University.  The evening was the culmination of community research investigating improvisational dance and music as a form of mindfulness through performance.  The project was created as part of the Lenz Residential Fellowship awarded to Jeremy Cline from Naropa University for the 2022 - 2023 academic year.

A collaborative project at the University of Iowa using projection to pair the upper body of performers with the lower body of audience/participants.  Clothes in the space were laid out for use by the audience/participants.  Performers worked with a score involving inherited movement patterns and affect. 

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A single-viewer interactive installation simulating an old fighting game except using footage of dancers instead of fighters.  The dancers could be manipulated in space, effects laid over them, the background and music could be altered by the viewer/participant.

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Distance Anatomy presents an experimental format of networked dance and music performance, bringing together sound artists based in London and dance artists from the USA to an evening of unique audiovisual experience. Curated by Skopetur, and provided with low latency network technology developed by Hybrid Live research project from Goldsmiths & Standford University, Distance Anatomy transmits audio and motion capture data in real time between IKLECTIK and a satellite location for each improvised live music set and dance performance, with visual artists Vytas Niedvaras reinterpreting the moving bodies on the screen in humanoid forms.

This study explored the mediation of the body through technology and how the image of the dancer can be separated from the historical and personal context of the artist.  

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Audience participants were invited to digitally draw, text, and control the visual effects of the image, giving the viewer power over the embodied dancer in an effect to mimic how a dancer's image is traded in the marketplace.