Actualization of Cultural Values as Cultural Introduction Abroad Through the Process of Creating Dance Movement Patterns: Deconstruction Analysis of Citralangenan Dance Movement Patterns

Abstract

The East Javanese culture that is currently being rebuilt is the Panji culture. Various attempts were made to explore cultural values in the form of art so that they are known more widely, within the archipelago. This research aims to create a movement pattern for the Citralangenan dance in actualizing Panji cultural values to introduce Indonesian culture abroad (on an international scale). The theory used is deconstruction. The research method uses an art creation method approach. The results of the study show that deconstruction has produced a dance movement pattern (Citralangenan) as an aesthetic symbol of Panji's cultural values. The stages in the process of creating dance movement patterns include extracting the aesthetic value of the mask movement, interpreting the aesthetic value of the movement, and actualizing the aesthetic value in the form of a motion symbol.