Spectroscopy is the use of light to obtain information about matter.
Danceroom Spectroscopy offers and immersive and participatory
experience in which you are invited to move, observe, play, and even
dance. It has been developed by David Glowacki, researcher in
theoretical chemistry, in collaboration with artist Phill Tew and
musician Lee Malcolm.
Using cutting edge 3d imaging, real-time computing, and rigorous
quantum mechanics, Danceroom Spectroscopy transforms your movement
into real-time ripples and waves that warp virtual particle
forcefields, triggering sound and image so that they emerge as
interactive visuals and soundscapes.
Whereas modern technology increasingly offers us tailored individual
experiences, this work fuses art and science to generate results which
are most interesting and beautiful when amplified by collective and
coherent action.
