Proceedings of the 9th ACM Conference on Creativity &Amp; Cognition 2013
DOI: 10.1145/2466627.2466654
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Expressing technological metaphors in dance using structural illusion from embodied motion

Abstract: We illustrate how technology has influenced creative, embodied practices in urban dance styles by analyzing how technological metaphors underlie conceptual representations of the body, space, and movement in three related styles of urban dance: liquid, digitz, and finger tutting. The creative and technical embodied practices of urban dancers are not well understood in either the ethnographic or creative movement scholarly literature. Following an exploratory netnography of movement practitioners, we claim that… Show more

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“…[Lockyer and Bartram 2012] also suggest that the communication of urgency is critical for contexts such as real-time and supervisory visualizations. These 2 affect measurements (interaction and urgency) also reflect commonly communicative intent in games [Moura et al 2012], performance [Maranan et al 2013], and visualization [Moere 2007]. We also note that our 5 affective dimensions are not mutually exclusive, and cannot serve as comprehensive dimensions to describe all possible affects.…”
Section: Studymentioning
confidence: 95%
“…[Lockyer and Bartram 2012] also suggest that the communication of urgency is critical for contexts such as real-time and supervisory visualizations. These 2 affect measurements (interaction and urgency) also reflect commonly communicative intent in games [Moura et al 2012], performance [Maranan et al 2013], and visualization [Moere 2007]. We also note that our 5 affective dimensions are not mutually exclusive, and cannot serve as comprehensive dimensions to describe all possible affects.…”
Section: Studymentioning
confidence: 95%