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Apr 28 / Andy Welfle

Modern dance inspired by science

One of my favorite blogs, Boing Boing (“a directory of Wonderful Things”) recently highlighted a great video featuring a modern dance piece that is based on principles of fluid dynamics, which are the physics that predict the movement of liquids and gasses.

Dancer Hope Goldman worked in collaboration with visual artist Andrew Moffat to create this piece. What’s amazing to me is that this was created with a $40 webcam, some cheap software, and a projector.

Take a look, I hope you like it as much as I did!

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  1. Susan / Apr 28 2010

    Wow! That was so much fun to watch.

  2. Andy Welfle / Apr 28 2010

    It was, wasn’t it! I loved how the red rose up from her arms, like she was emanating heat or something.

  3. Jen / Apr 28 2010

    Wow! The girls and I were transfixed; and while we had to talk for awhile about what the music meant about the dance (“sounds like a machine breathing”) we loved the movement. Wouldn’t mind trying that myself!

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