A Danish dance group has been exploring the boundaries of contemporary dance, using digital technology as an “equal and interacting partner to the performing artist.”   The Recoil Performance Group’s ‘Labyrint’ installation takes place on an interactive floor projection using infrared technology to digitally ‘blobtrack’ the dancer’s movements.

The dance group group explain:

Two dancers and their digital reproduction are the scenographic frame of this humorous and emotional portrait of human relations.

Based on rules and structured in a game like manner, the installation makes way for a playful dialog between the man, woman and the digital “footprints” they leave behind.

Body Navigation by Recoil Performance Group from ole kristensen on Vimeo.

[via LikeCool]