Dutch National Ballet
This visionary pas de trois combines Juanjo Arques's groundbreaking choreography, architect Marc Koehler's fascination with how people move through physical space, and our technical and creative expertise. Sticky created a unique interactive installation: a custom tracking system to trace dancers' movements in real time, with a projection of the intricate motion patterns as dynamically-generated graphics.
Premiering at a festival of innovative new work, "the applied science sparked off the dance, inspiring some of the most exciting choreography," according to DANCE EUROPE magazine, which praised the "mix of aesthetic beauty and edgy confrontation" for "achieving a dynamic balance between the technology and the dance." What can we say—we like work that keeps everyone on their toes.
Take a quick peek at a phenomenal premiere.
Ensemble work emanates fresh form.
Viewers can appreciate patterns of motion a whole new way.
A beautiful duet takes on another dazzling dimension.
The cameras and computers that were hung above the stage offer a different kind of technical elegance. Not quite as visually stunning as the dancers, but still, we're fond of it.
