Archive interactive Isadora Duncan
by Élisabeth Schwartz, Sarah Fdili Alaoui and Rémi Ronfard
By introducing new models of 3D animation for expressive movement, this dynamic archive project—in the form of an interactive installation—allows visitors to physically experience a repertoire of Isadora Duncan’s dances.
Captured and then digitized using motion capture and video, the motor characteristics of her dance—its dynamic qualities and bodily organization—were transformed, through geometric abstraction techniques, into lines of action and spatio-temporal sketches. The prototype of the installation was tested by performers from two different generations of the Duncanian tradition of this repertoire.
Exposés de recherche — Élisabeth Schwartz, Sarah Fdili Alaoui et Rémi Ronfard
As part of the research and assessment presentations held on 19 January 21