Humanization

Viewpoints Collaboration in Computer Music/Composition and Dance

In collaboration with the Peabody Dance Department, I explored motion-tracking technology and real-time sound synthesis to examine choreographers’ intent through the Double Skin/Double Mind method. This approach reveals layers of physical and mental awareness by focusing on the interplay between intention and internal movement. Together with my earlier work on the breathing belt project, it reflects my ongoing interest in creating innovative interfaces for musical expression. By translating human movement into interactive soundscapes, I aim to deepen the connection between real-time music collaboration and the embodied experience of sound.

Composer: Yiting Wang

Choreographer: Iva Lin

Dancers: Iva Lin, Tori Gordon

Equipment: Physical Circuit, Computer (Max and Arduino IDE), Akai APC mini.

Location: Joe Byrd Hall, Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Date & Time: 7:30 PM, May 2, 2025