Moves Reloaded is an interactive installation that lets visitors become a part of an endless, ever-changing choreography. An installation visitor performs three seconds of his/her best dance moves and the system records and collages them—differently every time, depending on the music.

Team

Robert Praxmarer (AT), Gerlinde Emsenhuber (AT), Thomas Wagner (AT)

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This work was developed within the research project CADET, which is carried out jointly by the FH Salzburg and the Ars Electronica Futurelab. CADET is funded by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) within the program „COIN Aufbau“.

The media art installation OscFluctuation, can be seen as an interactive audiovisual instrument, which is played by the visitor’s movement. The title combines the English terms oscillation and fluctuation, which both can be traced back in such diverse fields as thermodynamics, music and quantum mechanics.

Moving silhouettes

The work seeks to blurs the line between predictability, improvisation and composition. Recorded movement sequences are projected as silhouettes onto the Domhotel. The movement within these sequences is analyzed and translated into sound parameters, which results in an ever changing improvisation of music, movement and algorithms.

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This work was developed within the research project CADET, which is carried out jointly by the FH Salzburg and the Ars Electronica Futurelab. CADET is funded by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) within the program “COIN Aufbau”.

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