Nothingness in the digital Space
(2024)
author(s): Valerie Messini
published in: University of Applied Arts Vienna
Valerie Messini (Peter Weibel Research Institute for Digital Culture) chooses the phenomenon of emptiness in art as a point of departure for her contribution "Nothingness in the digital Space" and presents her artistic projects operating with different technologies to approach the phenomenon of emptiness in connection with corporeality in digital space. "1-NO1-100.000" uses dance movement to explore emptiness in virtual space, and "Deep Empty - Wide Open" uses deep learning to question the extent to which horizon lines function as mental voids.
Embodiment & Dance - The importance of movement research through verbal cues in dance improvisation
(2022)
author(s): Karin Heller-Dani
published in: Research Catalogue
Would a regular guided movement research practice could enhance the experience of free-form dance, in what ways, and why? How would such a practice change or enhance the ways people feel about their movement, their bodies, and their relation to themselves? What sort of verbal cues could be used to guide such an exploratory movement practice?
