The 'Unnamed Soundsculpture' Piece by Franke and Kiefer is Moving
Artists Daniel Franke and Cedric Kiefer have teamed up to produce their film short entitled, 'Unnamed Soundsculpture.' By merging the movements of a dancer with a Kinect, otherwise known as a motion sensing input device, they have provided a detailed look into the digital portrayal of a human art form.
The Unnamed Soundsculpture production begins with the unmistakable outline of a dancer. As the song goes on throughout the 5-minute set, the same dancer assumes various positions and contortions, all of which are in line with the rhythm. The melodious dance is all the while veiled by a digital, sand-like substance, resulting in reoccurring miniature ash-like explosions. This merger of technology with talent is exceptional, and the Franke-Kiefer duo has certainly touched upon a relevant topic.
The Unnamed Soundsculpture production begins with the unmistakable outline of a dancer. As the song goes on throughout the 5-minute set, the same dancer assumes various positions and contortions, all of which are in line with the rhythm. The melodious dance is all the while veiled by a digital, sand-like substance, resulting in reoccurring miniature ash-like explosions. This merger of technology with talent is exceptional, and the Franke-Kiefer duo has certainly touched upon a relevant topic.
