HUMAN INTERFACES: INDUCTION (HII)

On the body of each dancer, magnets, microcontrollers, magnetic field sensors, as well as sensors that record body position and environmental parameters are fixed. Microcontrollers and sensors connected to them form a p2p network that fixes the specific positions of two or more bodies (“clients”) inside the space. Designed interfaces allow you to expand the haptic interaction of bodies in the field of induction fields. The data captured by NodeMCU microcontrollers affect the generative graphics and sound that form the environment (ambiance) - a single field of experience in which feelings can be flexibly transferred from one state to another, where extended touch is a link in the course of this translation.

There are 3 types of processes that can be studied by dancers using sensors: mutual induction - p2p interaction, by activating sensors of another interface; self-induction - an independent study of the capabilities of its interface; interaction with the environment.

Each show is a separately documented study-improvisation. Performers receive brief instructions before the show, while their study of the system being created takes place without rehearsals during the performance itself.

• The first show: Ajax Coworking, Vladivostok, 07.12.2018
• The second show: Khlebozavod Center for Contemporary Art, Vladivostok, 01.19.2019
• The third show: Center for Observation and Research of Contemporary Art "Artservatoriya", Khabarovsk, 03.23.2019
• Fourth show: "Electromuseum", Moscow, 08.01.2019
• The fifth show: Theater "Mesto", Yekaterinburg, 22.08.2019