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Choreography as Mediated through Compositional Tools for Movement: Constructing A Historical Perspective - Sarah Fdili Alaoui, Kristin Carlson
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Pre-Choreographic Movement kit - Bertha Bermudez, Chris Ziegler
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Designing Interaction Categories for Kinesthetic Empathy: A Case Study of Synchronous Objects - Shannon Cuykendall
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Capturing Human Movement in the Wild - Kirk Woolford
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From Dance Notation to Conceptual Models: A Multilayer Approach - Katerina El Raheb
June 16, 2014 21 min
Point-based Medialness for Movement Computing - Frederic Fol Leymarie
June 16, 2014 20 min
Mova: Interactive Movement Analytics Platform - Omid Alemi, Philippe Pasquier
June 16, 2014 01 h 23 min
Collection and Characterization of Emotional Body Behaviors - Nesrine Fourati
June 16, 2014 19 min
36 Walk: a case study of reciprocity in movement and computation - Grisha Coleman, Daragh Byrne
June 16, 2014 21 min
Crosstalk: Making people in interactive spaces - Simon Biggs, Garth Paine
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The synekine Project - Grégory Beller
June 16, 2014 21 min
A Cognitive Scientist looks at Dance Making - David Kirsh
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Lumière : Glacée et Réfractée - Paul Hembree
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YS - A imaginary Roadmovie from Paris to Douarnenez - Caspar de Gelmini
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Mise-en-abyme - Cetiz Mahir
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The Re-Emergence of Time - Wei-Chieh Lin
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Tagging with Movement: Somatic Strategies for Image Classification
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- Type
- Autre conférence
- performance location
- Ircam, Salle Igor-Stravinsky (Paris)
- duration
- 01 h 23 min
- date
- June 16, 2014
MOCO’14 (International Workshop on Movement and Computing)
MOCO’14 (International Workshop on Movement and Computing) est la première édition d’une série de colloques internationaux interdisciplinaires dédiés au mouvement humain, à ses représentations et transformations numériques.
MOCO a pour but de rassembler des chercheurs et artistes sur les thèmes de perception, modélisation et captation du mouvement, et leurs utilisations dans des systèmes interactifs. Ces aspects occupent une part de plus en plus importante dans les arts de la scène (musique, danse, théâtre) et les pratiques numériques. MOCO réunira des travaux innovants de la part de chercheurs et d’artistes.