Tilt Angle (in russian "Угол Наклона") is a choreographic performance made within art residence in Peredelkino Writer’s House in Moscow.
The main theme of residence program was synesthesia — a perceptual phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in other sensory or cognitive pathways.
The main theme of residence program was synesthesia — a perceptual phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to involuntary experiences in other sensory or cognitive pathways.
As visual artist and coder I was interested in to involve someone with completely different way of expression so it lead to collaboration with contemporary choreographer Albina Vakhitova.
I wanted to built some kind of an instrument that would work as a communicator between a performer and procedural graphics in real time so we decided to use a custom interactive device: a tiny ball which contains a self-made gyroscope and accelerator.
The program that generates graphics takes data from the device and lets performer interact with the visual part while improvising. The performance itself is some kind of a dialog between human and inanimate object. It is an artistic reflection on the communications with technologies we experience every day.
I wanted to built some kind of an instrument that would work as a communicator between a performer and procedural graphics in real time so we decided to use a custom interactive device: a tiny ball which contains a self-made gyroscope and accelerator.
The program that generates graphics takes data from the device and lets performer interact with the visual part while improvising. The performance itself is some kind of a dialog between human and inanimate object. It is an artistic reflection on the communications with technologies we experience every day.
