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Most of my weekly rites up til now have been less "dance-y" but after seeing Sean Dorsey Dance perform on Friday night, I was inspired improvise focusing on gesture and hand/arm-initiated movement. I like dancing in response to performances that I...
Movement is observed, copied, and passed on. It is learned, challenged, and changed by each generation. We are born movers and we are changed by the movement we make and the movement we see. Watching children move changes the way that I see moveme...
Synchronicity was at play in the making of this video. (Be sure your sound is turned up.) Sometimes words and movement echo each other, sometimes movement and movement, sometimes sound and movement. What began as a chronicling of a gorgeous day an...
Charles T. Driscoll, Professor of Environmental Systems; Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, presents the day two plenary at the 2020 FEMC Conference...
Weekly Rites #7 - Zoey November
This week, I decided to take inspiration from a new source - a chemistry lecture! I had a lot of fun with it. Sometimes I tried to express very literally what the lecturer was explaining, and other times I simply allowed the auditory input to info...
MU 060 electronic music history
Overview of the development of electronic music from 1897 to the present
Here I wanted to play with the unique opportunity film creates for movement sequences. If I were to perform the series of movements presented here for an actual audience I would not be able to achieve the same effect. Film and editing allows for r...
This week, I decided to go outside of movement and try making sounds! Although I do think the movement of my hands in this video is pretty interesting as well... The main thing I wanted to do with this is to look at my piano playing with a set s...