영상테크놀로지와 춤: Jambird의「Metadance In Resonant Light」를 중심으로 (Visual Media Technology and Dance: Focused on the 「Metadance In Resonant Light」of Jambird)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 대한무용학회
· 수록지 정보 : 대한무용학회 논문집 / 61권 / 61호 / 241 ~ 257페이지
· 저자명 : 정의숙, 변혁

초록

This study analyzes Metadance In Resonant Light by an Australian dance company Jambird, which mainly focuses on producing multi-art form performances, based on culture theory through a unified research of visual media and dance. Currently, performing arts cross their boundaries in feature and are hybridized with each other. In addition, visual media technology is often combined with them, accelerating diversity in the arts. Recognizing this, the study investigates the disorientation, recombination and representation of body-movement-oriented dance concepts in multi media art through analyzing Metadance In Resonant Light, a hybrid work of dance and visual media technology. By doing so, this study will further the scope of research on performing arts.
In the performance Metadance In Resonant Light, beam projectors send out lays of light on several black screens to generate simulation which produces virtual dancers, cyberspaces and virtual images in a real space. The virtuality formed in the performance is hyper-reality, the enlargement of the senses and bodies. In other words, the collaboration with visual media technology enables performing arts to break their limitations in time and space, and so does to the choreographers in their course of creating pieces. Projecting from Walter Benjamin's viewpoint of ownership, dance is the art formed by aura which dancers acquire through long time practice and is diffused by their body movement. The visual media technology in Metadance In Resonant Light shatters the aura, and co-exists in the performance. This experimentation is beyond cross-genre, and can be thought as a process towards interactive performance.
Considering the fact that performing arts, as products of society, reflect the characteristics of the time, the analysis of Jambird's Metadance In Resonant Light has a significance in understanding the trends of current performing arts and introducing it to general public. Moreover, it is hoped that this study can be useful to other research on collaborative art creations.

영어초록

This study analyzes Metadance In Resonant Light by an Australian dance company Jambird, which mainly focuses on producing multi-art form performances, based on culture theory through a unified research of visual media and dance. Currently, performing arts cross their boundaries in feature and are hybridized with each other. In addition, visual media technology is often combined with them, accelerating diversity in the arts. Recognizing this, the study investigates the disorientation, recombination and representation of body-movement-oriented dance concepts in multi media art through analyzing Metadance In Resonant Light, a hybrid work of dance and visual media technology. By doing so, this study will further the scope of research on performing arts.
In the performance Metadance In Resonant Light, beam projectors send out lays of light on several black screens to generate simulation which produces virtual dancers, cyberspaces and virtual images in a real space. The virtuality formed in the performance is hyper-reality, the enlargement of the senses and bodies. In other words, the collaboration with visual media technology enables performing arts to break their limitations in time and space, and so does to the choreographers in their course of creating pieces. Projecting from Walter Benjamin's viewpoint of ownership, dance is the art formed by aura which dancers acquire through long time practice and is diffused by their body movement. The visual media technology in Metadance In Resonant Light shatters the aura, and co-exists in the performance. This experimentation is beyond cross-genre, and can be thought as a process towards interactive performance.
Considering the fact that performing arts, as products of society, reflect the characteristics of the time, the analysis of Jambird's Metadance In Resonant Light has a significance in understanding the trends of current performing arts and introducing it to general public. Moreover, it is hoped that this study can be useful to other research on collaborative art creations.

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