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"F O R M S" - Creating new visual perceptions of dance movement through machine learning

Published: 23 July 2023 Publication History

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"FORMS" is a new digital art concept that combines the fields of dance movement and machine learning techniques, specifically human pose detection, to create a real-time and interactive visual experience. This project aims to explore the relationship between dance and visual art by creating a framework that generates abstract and literal visual models from the dancers’ movements. The main objective of this project is to enhance the perception of dance movement by providing a new layer of visual composition. The proposed framework provides different visual forms based on human pose detection, creating a novel and real-time visual expression of the dance movement. The human pose detection model used in this project is based on state-of-the-art deep learning techniques, which analyze the positions and movements of different parts of the human body in real-time. This model allows the framework to capture movements of the dancers and translate them into unique visual forms. The case study showcases the potential of "FORMS" by demonstrating how professional young dancers can use the framework to enrich their performance and create new visual perceptions of dance movement. This study contributes to the cultivation of body awareness, understanding of the dance movement and overall enrichment of the art experience. The use of machine learning techniques showcases the potential of technology to enhance and expand the boundaries of artistic expression. The "FORMS" project is a novel and interdisciplinary approach that bridges the fields of art and technology, providing a new way to experience and perceive the dance movement.

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  • (2024)Exploring the impact of machine learning on dance performance: a systematic reviewInternational Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media10.1080/14794713.2024.233892720:1(60-109)Online publication date: 24-Apr-2024

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SIGGRAPH '23: ACM SIGGRAPH 2023 Posters
July 2023
111 pages
ISBN:9798400701528
DOI:10.1145/3588028
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  1. Dance
  2. Human-Pose Detection
  3. Interactive Art
  4. Machine Learning

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