Telematic performance refers to a live
performance (art, dance, music, etc.) which makes use of telecommunications and information technology to distribute the
performers between two or more locations.
Collaborative Dance Performance: two spaces are connected
through the use of technology such as streaming video input and interactive applications.
Different dance performances can blend together into one piece. To illustrate,
the fusion of dancers from different stages into one piece, such as the Intelligent
Stage at Arizona State University’s Institute pf Studies in the Arts, which
blend three dancers from different performances into a composite webcast image.
Networked Art::contemporary art in which computer
technology is used in a wide variety of ways
to make distinctive works.
Telepresence; provides the viewer a
parallel experience in there spaces at once. The viewer can perceive real space, the virtual space, and per tele-action at the physical location to give the appearance of being present
http://www.ubu.com/film/fleisch.html
parallel experience in there spaces at once. The viewer can perceive real space, the virtual space, and per tele-action at the physical location to give the appearance of being present
http://www.ubu.com/film/fleisch.html
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