If you think you know dance, you should probably see Pixel. It was created by French performance artists Adrien Mondot and Claire Bardainne, who operate together as the Adrien M/Clair B Company. It looks like a combination of a modern dance performance and animation, as human figures interact with swirling points of light and navigate optical illusion landscapes formed out of grids and lines.
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The dancers on stage interact with the projected images, creating the illusion that they are actually moving through the light like water.
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The full performance clocks in at an hour in length, and features 11 dancers, whose movements were designed by hip-hop choreographer Cie Kafig. It also features a dizzying amount of digital projection mapping techniques that all come together to create the spectacular piece. Combining modern digital technology with something as innately human and primal as dance creates a strange space on stage that recalls both the far reaches of space and the interior of the human psyche. It’s truly something worth seeing.
