RAM is a great system for connecting dancers and computers – opens up many possibilities. and its available for download. i’m currently developing an idea for a digital feedback system with one organic element – the dancer, and this – although completely different – is really inspirational. UPDATE: in December 2015, I travelled to Japan…
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a deep and lovely film by American film-maker Michael Langan
Dimitris Papaioannou is a Greek performer/visual artist/choreographer/director (he made the opening ceremony for the Olympics in Athens in 2004) this video is a selection of scenes from some of his projects over the last 10 years, showing plenty of overdesigned sets populated by naked dancers, some football and Dimitris himself sporting an excellent moustache. in…
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slightly geeky, but beautiful choreography, bringing an object to life.
amazing choreography of stock footage by Cyriak Harris
surreal, kitsch choreography from La Fee (The Fairy) – 2011 film by Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon and Bruno Romy.
i just discovered this guy’s work – it’s incredible. Philip Beesley is an architect, engineer, artist, designer and much more. he’s really into the idea of Hylozoics – that every object has its own life and its own life force. he makes these intricate and beautiful installations that look like they’re made from feathers and…
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not great choreography, but a great opening to Bong Joon-Ho’s 2009 film – Mother
last night i watched Park Chan-Wook’s genre-bending masterpiece – Thirst. its basically a horror movie, but avoids all the standard horror movie cliches and conventions, replacing them with beautiful photography, subtle comedy, ambiguous narrative and gorgeous music. this is my favourite scene where the priest has just discovered his vampirical immortality, and then spots his…
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