Vasyl Lyalyuk
"Three dancing couples"
Digital Arts | 11.8x15.8 in
$218.5
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Contemporary Dance Digital Arts is a unique form of original artwork that blends the worlds of dance and technology. It encompasses a wide range of digital media, including video projections, motion capture, and interactive installations. The materials used in this art form vary greatly, from traditional dance costumes and sets to cutting-edge technology such as virtual reality headsets and motion sensors. What sets this type of art apart is the way it allows dancers to transcend the limits of their physical bodies and explore new realms of movement and expression. By combining the artistry of dance with the possibilities of technology, contemporary Dance Digital Arts offers a thrilling and dynamic experience for both performers and audiences alike.
©2015 Vasyl Lyalyuk
Origins and History
Contemporary Dance Digital Arts emerged as an innovative art form in the late 20th century, blending contemporary dance and digital technologies. The use of technology in dance began in the 1960s with the introduction of video equipment, but it was not until the 1990s that the term "dance digital art" was coined. The emergence of the internet and the development of software and hardware technologies allowed for a new level of experimentation and collaboration between dancers and digital artists.
©2021 Roberto Bartoccini
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary Dance Digital Arts have undergone a remarkable evolution in recent years. The emergence of new technologies and the fusion of different art forms have given rise to a new era of digital creativity. The use of motion capture, virtual reality, and interactive installations has opened up new possibilities for dancers and choreographers.
©2020 Gareth P Jones
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary dance is a form of art that has evolved over time, and digital arts have only added to its allure. Some of the most well-known artists who have contributed to this genre include Wayne McGregor, Akram Khan, and Crystal Pite.
Wayne McGregor is a British choreographer known for his innovative use of technology in dance. He has collaborated with artists such as Radiohead and Massive Attack to create visually stunning pieces that blend contemporary dance with digital art. McGregor’s work often explores themes of science, technology, and the human body.
Akram Khan is a dancer and choreographer who has made a name for himself by fusing traditional Indian Kathak dance with contemporary movement. His work often addresses issues of identity, migration, and cultural heritage, and he has collaborated with artists such as Anish Kapoor, Juliette Binoche, and Nitin Sawhney.
Crystal Pite is a Canadian choreographer known for her emotionally charged and physically demanding works. She has collaborated with dance companies such as Nederlands Dans Theater and Kidd Pivot to create pieces that explore themes of power, vulnerability, and human relationships. Pite’s work often incorporates video projections and other digital elements to enhance the visual impact of her performances.
These artists have all made significant contributions to the field of contemporary dance digital arts, and their work continues to inspire and captivate audiences around the world. Through their innovative use of technology and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of traditional dance, they have helped to create a new and exciting form of art that speaks to our modern world.
©2020 Gilles Larbi
Notable contemporary Dance Digital Arts
Contemporary dance digital arts have revolutionized the way we perceive movement, technology, and art. Here are some of the most famous Artworks and their descriptions:
"Gravity of Center" by Wayne McGregor, 2017: This immersive installation explores the concept of balance and gravity through the use of motion sensors and projection mapping. The audience can interact with the digital environment and become part of the performance.
"Dance Draw" by Troika, 2013: This interactive artwork allows users to create digital drawings by dancing in front of a sensor. The movements are translated into colorful patterns projected on a wall, creating a unique and playful experience.
"Kinectic Rain" by ART+COM Studios, 2012: This kinetic sculpture consists of thousands of droplets suspended from the ceiling, moving in synchronized patterns controlled by computer algorithms. The result is a mesmerizing and hypnotic display of fluid motion.
"Synchronous Objects" by William Forsythe and The Ohio State University, 2009: This project explores the choreographic principles behind Forsythe’s dance piece "One Flat Thing, reproduced" through the use of digital visualization tools. The result is a fascinating insight into the creative process of a renowned choreographer.
"The Living Room" by Troika, 2019: This site-specific installation transforms a domestic space into a surreal and futuristic environment. The furniture becomes animated and responds to the movements of the visitors, creating a playful and dynamic experience.
Contemporary dance digital arts are constantly evolving and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. These artworks showcase the creativity and innovation of artists who are using technology to redefine the art of dance.
Gilles Larbi
"Acrobats"
Digital Arts | 17.7x11.8 in
$211.85
Cj Perin
"la danse des étoiles"
Digital Arts
Not For Sale
Moreno Franco
"Waltz Tango with Donna Mia No 2/3"
Digital Arts | Several sizes
Available
from $27.19
Xavier Auffret
"AFTER DEGAS"
Digital Arts | 8.3x11.8 in
$302.8
Elena Polak
"Dancing in the moonlight - ABSTRACT LARGE print on canvas"
Digital Arts | 59.1x39.4 in
$744
Cathy Massoulle (SUNY)
"DANCE"
Digital Arts | 16.5x23.4 in
$665.49
Lia Chechelashvili
"Desperate fandango"
Digital Arts | 23.6x17.9 in
On Request
Patrick Kessler
"Let's dance"
Digital Arts | 19.7x19.7 in
$566.67
Jean-Pierre Gueret
"Du compositeur à la danse"
Digital Arts
Not For Sale
Radiy Bohem
"The magic dance of the ballerina. The art of dance. Ballet s"
Digital Arts | Several sizes
Available
from $27.19
Art$Art
"Tango. Portrait of sensually dancing couple"
Digital Arts | Several sizes
Available
from $27.19
Evgenii Zibert
"Танец по фрагментам"
Digital Arts | Several sizes
Not For Sale
Paulo Celso Marcondes De Salles
"grafo 05"
Digital Arts | 20.1x20.1 in
$960.3
Jocelyne Dupuis (Jo Dupuis)
"Dancing in the wind 36 x 48 in."
Digital Arts | 48x36 in
$3,657.97
Claude Conte
"danseuse interstellaire"
Digital Arts | Several sizes
Not For Sale
Shamim Shaikh
"Dandiya Dance - A socio-religious folk dance"
Digital Arts | Several sizes
Available
from $27.19
Chez Seraphine
"**the-magic-of-musical**"
Digital Arts
Not For Sale
Nathalie Bourré (TinaRebou)
"Danse | la danseuse Acrobate - 2"
Digital Arts | 19.7x19.7 in
$376
George Podoski (Clockwork Canvas)
"Il Lago Dei Cigni--003"
Digital Arts | Several sizes
Available
from $62.03