Karl Wilhelm Alexander Ekman (born 1984) is a Swedish ballet dancer and choreographer.
Ekman created ‘PLAY’ together with Karlsson which creates a unique bond between dance and music. Play was created for the Paris Opera Ballet. It is a dance music theatre piece that recalls the age of childhood. It is written and directed by Ekman himself.
60 Person Ball Passing
48 Person Ball Passing
9 Person Ball Passing
Choreographer: Charles Moulton
Moulton is best known for his work “Precision Ball Passing,” which has been heralded as a landmark in the development of post-modern dance. Originally created for three performers in 1979, additional versions have been made for nine, 18, 25, 48, 60 and 72 performers. Precision Ball Passing has been performed around the world on a wide variety of dance companies, schools.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Moulton_(choreographer)
http://www.yokoseyama.com/index.html
Light is key for Berlin-based Japanese scenographer and multimedia artist Yoko Seyama. Her latest installation “Saiyah – Light and Color composition #2” is a kinetic light sculpture, featuring a GiantMirror by ShowTex.
The light of a light source as white as daylight is split into two colours by projection on a spectral window which only lets through a specific colour wavelength while the remaining wavelengths are reflected. With this simple mechanism, the colours are remixed over and over again to create new layers, patterns and colours of the spectrum. In total four motorised spectroscopic windows and a full mirror by ShowTex were used to create a unique interaction of moving colours.
https://www.loesjesanders.com/lighting-designers
http://www.charliemjones.co.uk/
Fabiana Piccioli trained as a dancer while studying Philosophy in Rome.
Between 2000 and 2002 she started her dancing career in Belgium before moving back to Rome to join the Romaeuropa Festival as production manager.
In 2005 she moved to London joining the Akram Khan Company as Technical Director and Lighting Designer, touring with the company worldwide.
Since 2010 she has collaborated with other international artists and choreographers as a freelance Lighting Designer.
https://www.loesjesanders.com/fabiana-piccioli
iTMOi
(in the mind of igor)
Artistic Director/Choreographer: Akram Khan
Lighting Designer: Fabiana Piccioli
Michael trained in dance and theatre at Dartington College. Over the last 20 years Michael has worked exclusively in dance, particularly with choreographer Russell Maliphant, and established a reputation as a “choreographer of light”.Michael trained in dance and theatre at Dartington College.
“Hulls’s dazzlingly beautiful but intangible edifices”
DESH
Direction, Choreography and Performance – Akram Khan
Visual Design – Tim Yip
Lighting Design – Michael Hulls
The Rodin Project
CHOREOGRAPHY: Russell Maliphant
LpIGHTING & PROJECTION DESIGN: Michael Hulls
Vespertine
Choreography & costumes: Liam Scarlett
Lighting design: Michael Hulls
“The stage becomes a dynamic energy field, lit from smouldering to fire by Aideen Malone”
Aideen has the pleasure of collaborating on a rich variety of projects in theatre, dance, opera, site specific and installation. She studied Drama and Theatre at Trinity College Dublin and Goldsmiths College, University of London.
She enjoys working closely with a team to create work that “plays with your senses” on all levels. Aideen carefully develops her lighting designs on every project ensuring it is integral to each piece of work.
She looks forward to new and exciting collaborations in the future.
VerTeDance & Jiří Havelka & Clarinet Factory
Directed by: Jiří Havelka;
Choreography and dance: Veronika Knytlová / Marta Trpišovská, Tereza Ondrová / Soňa Ferienčíková, Martina Hajdyla Lacová / Helena Arenbergerová, Karolína Hejnová / Sára Arnsteinová, Petr Opavský / Michael Vodenka, Robo Nižník, Jaro Ondruš / Rado Piovarči;
Costume and Scene Design: Dáda Němeček
Light Design: Katarína Ďuricová;
Music: Clarinet Factory live;
Produced by: VerTeDance
New media artist Harvey Moon is a creator of tools and machines. He works with emerging technologies finding new and creative ways of connecting people to the world around us. Using electronics, mechanics and software the works straddle mediums while opening new insights into our connection to art and technology. He received his BFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
D-brane is the story of a creation outgrowing its creator. The performance is the culmination of dance, real time projection mapping and live audio synthesis. A software system was built specifically for this project allowing the dancer to have direct gestural interactions with the visuals and audio in real time. The dancer wears a tracking device and interacts with a suspended dodecahedron. The dodecahedron is also tracked and projected as it moves. An analog patch based audio synthesis sonifies the motions of the dancer using the live tracking data. HTC Vive tracking is used for motion tracking. All real time graphics, tracking and projection is done in Touchdesigner.
Credits:
Performer: Kathryn Florez fullstopdance.weebly.com/
Director: Harvey Moon HarveyMoon.com
Story and Art Direction: Qianqian Ye qianqian-ye.com/
Sound Artist: Cullen Miller pointlinesurface.com/
Technical Support: Colin Parsons robot.yoga/
Video Production:
Cinematographer: Andy Hoffman andyjhoffman.com
Editor/ Assistant Director: Ian Colon iancolon.com/
Equipment and space – Obscura Digital
Miguel Chevalier is a French digital artist known internationally as one of the pioneers of digital and virtual art. Chevalier’s work is complex and multidisciplinary.
http://www.miguel-chevalier.com/en
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