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Aug 30 at 2 pm Glass Cloud House on Governors Island
Join us at the Glass Clouds House @glasscloudsensemble on Governors Island @governorsisland for an afternoon of exciting new works for music, dance, and motion-sensing technology: MIGRATION PATTERNS by Mari Kimura @mugicmotion & Adrienne Westwood @adrienne.westwood.projects , and Laminations by Yuxuan Lin @yuxuanlin_1207 .
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Mari Kimura and Adrienne Westwood share their collaboration-in-progress MIGRATION PATTERNS, an interdisciplinary performance featuring cyclically responsive movement, sound and video. Dancers wear MUGIC® motion sensors to generate, interrupt, and shape a their audiovisual environment in real time as they explore notions of belonging, adaptation, and movement through time and space. The work weaves three layered choreographies of migration -- orbit, drift and locomotion -- with Kimura's original music and sensor-driven interactivity, collapsing boundaries between choreography, composition, and technology and will be performed by @harlieyah and @laurawitsken .
This development of this work is supported, in part, by a grant from the New Music USA Creator Fund.
Yuxuan Lin shares Laminations for MUGIC®. Drawing inspiration from the parallax effect — a visual technique in which layered images move at differing velocities to simulate spatial depth —the work constructs an illusory three-dimensional space from two-dimensional visual strata, treating spatiality as something continuously assembled in real time. This work invites audiences into a perceptual space where depth is no longer passively received but actively constructed through embodied interactions with the use of MUGIC® motion sensors.
VENUE
The Glass Clouds Ensemble House (Building 14, Nolan Park) is a beautiful community arts space with cozy seating, art exhibits, and sound installations.
Governors Island is a short ferry from Manhattan and Brooklyn – ferry schedule & more info. It's a great place to spend a weekend day, rain or shine, with lots of art, bike paths, and food trucks!
🌊Photo of @harlieyah and @sol_1215 during @adrienne.westwood.projects 'a @movementlabbarnard residency earlier this summer ☀️
Join us at the Glass Clouds House @glasscloudsensemble on Governors Island @governorsisland for an afternoon of exciting new works for music, dance, and motion-sensing technology: MIGRATION PATTERNS by Mari Kimura @mugicmotion & Adrienne Westwood @adrienne.westwood.projects , and Laminations by Yuxuan Lin @yuxuanlin_1207 .
ABOUT
Mari Kimura and Adrienne Westwood share their collaboration-in-progress MIGRATION PATTERNS, an interdisciplinary performance featuring cyclically responsive movement, sound and video. Dancers wear MUGIC® motion sensors to generate, interrupt, and shape a their audiovisual environment in real time as they explore notions of belonging, adaptation, and movement through time and space. The work weaves three layered choreographies of migration -- orbit, drift and locomotion -- with Kimura's original music and sensor-driven interactivity, collapsing boundaries between choreography, composition, and technology and will be performed by @harlieyah and @laurawitsken .
This development of this work is supported, in part, by a grant from the New Music USA Creator Fund.
Yuxuan Lin shares Laminations for MUGIC®. Drawing inspiration from the parallax effect — a visual technique in which layered images move at differing velocities to simulate spatial depth —the work constructs an illusory three-dimensional space from two-dimensional visual strata, treating spatiality as something continuously assembled in real time. This work invites audiences into a perceptual space where depth is no longer passively received but actively constructed through embodied interactions with the use of MUGIC® motion sensors.
VENUE
The Glass Clouds Ensemble House (Building 14, Nolan Park) is a beautiful community arts space with cozy seating, art exhibits, and sound installations.
Governors Island is a short ferry from Manhattan and Brooklyn – ferry schedule & more info. It's a great place to spend a weekend day, rain or shine, with lots of art, bike paths, and food trucks!
🌊Photo of @harlieyah and @sol_1215 during @adrienne.westwood.projects 'a @movementlabbarnard residency earlier this summer ☀️
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3 months agoadrienne.westwood.projects
ID (also in Alt Text): Two dancers in front of a blue projection of shooting horizontal light. Harlie, a tall white woman, is mid-spin downstage on the right of the photo, her arms and ponytail trailing with momentum as the projection appears to swing out in response to her moving body. On the left, Solana, a black woman with curly hair, pauses upstage and watches from the ground.
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