
Year: 2014
Duration: 2'45"
Type: Video DANCE , Processing 2.2.1 + Kinect
Site: http://santi.tv/andante
Vimeo: vimeo.com/108971601
ANDANTE SPIANATO PRINTS
Choreography: Susannah LeMarquand, Assistant Professor of Dance, Univ. of Tampa
Dancer: Angela Olea
Pianist: Grigorios Zamparas, Associate Professor of Music, Univ. of Tampa
Kinect, Programming and Editing: Santiago Echeverry, Associate Professor of Digital Art, Univ. of Tampa

Susannah LeMarquand, Assistant Professor of Dance at the University of Tampa, created this short piece working with dancer Angela Olea. Frédéric Chopin's composition whose title means "Flowing Smoothly" in Italian, is performed by internationally acclaimed pianist Grigorios Zamparas, Associate Professor of Art at the University of Tampa, and was recorded live during one of his guest recitals at the University of Indianapolis in 2009. The Kinect camera processing, the programming and the editing was done by Santiago Echeverry, Associate Professor of Digital Arts at the University of Tampa.
To accompany this video piece, I created a series of PRINTS manipulating the frames captured for the video, in order to explore the nature of color and movement when time is sampled in one frame, reminiscent of Étienne-Jules Marey's work.
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ANDANTE SPIANATO es una video-danza experimental capurada con el sensor Kinect, buscando estudiar la naturaleza de los gestos del ballet clásico, descompuestos y animados en píxeles y líneas tridimensionales. La edición y la composición visual son inspiradas sin lugar a dudas por las pinturas de las balerinas de Edgar Degas; por el corto Depuis le Jour de Derek Jarman, hecho para la película Aria en 1987; y por Pas de Deux, un film experimental de danza creado por Norman McLaren en 1968.
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