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Cassandra's field of flowers

Dance Meets AR

This durational installation - performance attempted to fuse contemporary dance with digital technology, AR, in a traditional Japanese Noh theater, where the audience spins their own story by using AR. It is a work that makes us think about reality, unreality, the unknown, and the invisible world that spreads outside the theater and considers the situation in which human beings are placed. It invites us to question the boundaries between reality and imagination, and the unique perspectives each of us brings to the performance. Also, It is important that the performers on stage not only become central figures but also feel the world, move forward, and bring about change with the audience. 

Live performance + Snapchat Lens

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Human Emotion Shown Through Digital Elements

Each viewer interprets what is happening in front of their eyes based on their own background, experiences, and current situation. Listening to each other’s voices may be the first step toward fostering greater empathy in the world.

Film +AR

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Direction, Choreography, Performance, Sound design, Video editing: Tomo Sone

 

AR art, Video editing: Akane 

Costume: Shahar Avnet 

Mask: Damselfrau 

 

Director of photography, Lighting:

Sou Matsuzawa

Lighting design: Haruki Kusuda

Photography: Ryohei Hata

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Expanded Animation 2023

The Art of Performance

Ars Electronica Festival

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