Website Impersonations: The Ten Most Visited  is  a Live Performance Series choreographed by Web code.
In the performance of  wikipedia.org  on December 11, 2008, five dancers, the audience, and the artist shaped together the course of the performance.
The source code of the website - its HTML tags - were interpreted live on stage into new dance movements, which were immediately translated into text-based descriptions and then stored online into the (text-based)  html-movement-library. This information was reused on stage as new instruction material. As the data performance progressed, more html-movements were developed, stored and altered by the participants.
The inclusion of the html-movement-library on stage enabled a simultaneous exchange of instruction and performance, data and movement input and output equally, and a continuous transfer between Web and body.



 
  Website Impersonations: The Ten Most Visited     # 1,   2,  3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
    html-movement-library (video-based) /  html-movement-library (text-based) |
   home/ursenal |
 
Website Impersonations: The Ten Most Visited #6 - www.wikipedia.org
 
stage layout
 
(Image above: Invite for the event)
A new part of the performance/installation series by Ursula Endlicher.

The Code=The Choreography

Credits:
Concept / Stage layout / Video projection / Sound: Ursula Endlicher
Web Programming: Ursula Endlicher, David Farine
Choreography: html-movement-library / live HTML code
Choreographic adaptation: AIKO
Performer: AIKO, Yolanda Espinoza, Daniela Hofbauer, Eva Leopold, Paul Sezeny
html-movement-library live feed: Ursula Endlicher - and the audience!

This event was shown at LABfactory, Vienna, on December 11, 2008.


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