CyberTouch: An interdisciplinary research on Dance, Music and Live Coding

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Performance Philosophy 8 (1) (2023)
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“CyberTouch” is an experimental audiovisual performance which combines dance and music with live coding, and a prototyped wearable interactive technology to create audiovisual experiences. It is is the outcome of an interdisciplinary research informed by Cybernetics, a structured improvisation between two individuals a composer and a performer. Our goal is to explore and propose new relationships and strategies in performing practices and interactive audiovisual arts, while expanding the potential of the human body.

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