A Discussion on the Subject of Intimacy in Performance, and an Afterword

Chatzichristodoulou, Maria; Zerihan, Rachel

doi:10.1057/9781137283337_17

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“…Taylor argues that recorded information about the performance is another form of performance. Research in performance also explains the notion of intimacy and says that it develops due to the closeness, trust and familiarity [3]. Feelings of intimacy arise because of the physical comfort.…”

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Archive to repertoire: Motion capture & motion sensing data for digital intangible heritage (DIH)

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2015

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This study investigates the transformation of digital documentation of Kung Fu into an interactive performative space for public engagement. The study creates an interface for learning the repertoire of forms from significant lineages from the south Chinese traditions-contributing to the perpetuation of this art form. The investigation will contribute to the theoretical understandings of the relationships between archive and repertoire, specifically in relation to performance and intangible heritage. The intricate user interaction in this study enforces the visitor's perception that the Kung Fu instructor is present behind the screen, which simulates physical intimacy.

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confidence: 99%

Archive to repertoire: Motion capture & motion sensing data for digital intangible heritage (DIH)

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A Discussion on the Subject of Intimacy in Performance, and an Afterword

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