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Abstract
Crypto Choreography/ Soma Spy arises from and responds to three of Gibson's keynote presentations at three separate conferences – Everything is Data (National Design Centre, Singapore 2015), A Data Journey, (Digital Echoes, Centre for Dance Research 2016) and Full Circle Towards VR (DRHA 2017) – and through a research project, The Bronze Key: Performing Data Encryption (Malmö University 2017-2018).
The Bronze Key: Performing Data Encryption is an embodied and
performative intervention in discourses and practices around data privacy and security, the result of a collaboration between artists within the rubric of a major research project at Malmö University (Sweden)
called Living Archives. It points to one of the most urgent issues around archiving in the contemporary climate: we archive but
we are archived. If we realise that our data – in particular our bodily data – are archived often without our awareness or consent, then encryption becomes a necessity that filters down to everyday usage.
The Bronze Key: Performing Data Encryption is a collaboration between Ruth Gibson, Bruno Martelli and Susan Kozel and is a performative re-materialisation of bodily data. The collaborative experiment in data encryption expands research into practices of archiving and critical discourses around open data. It integrates movement, motion capture and Virtual Reality (VR) with a critical awareness of both data trails and data protection.
The Bronze Key: Performing Data Encryption is an embodied and
performative intervention in discourses and practices around data privacy and security, the result of a collaboration between artists within the rubric of a major research project at Malmö University (Sweden)
called Living Archives. It points to one of the most urgent issues around archiving in the contemporary climate: we archive but
we are archived. If we realise that our data – in particular our bodily data – are archived often without our awareness or consent, then encryption becomes a necessity that filters down to everyday usage.
The Bronze Key: Performing Data Encryption is a collaboration between Ruth Gibson, Bruno Martelli and Susan Kozel and is a performative re-materialisation of bodily data. The collaborative experiment in data encryption expands research into practices of archiving and critical discourses around open data. It integrates movement, motion capture and Virtual Reality (VR) with a critical awareness of both data trails and data protection.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | A World of Muscle, Bone & Organs |
| Subtitle of host publication | Research and Scholarship in Dance |
| Editors | Simon Ellis, Hetty Blades, Charlotte Waelde |
| Place of Publication | Coventry |
| Publisher | C-DaRE |
| Chapter | 20 |
| Pages | 408 - 433 |
| Number of pages | 25 |
| ISBN (Electronic) | 9781846000836 |
| Publication status | Published - 1 Jun 2018 |
Bibliographical note
Except as otherwise stated this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.Keywords
- Dance
- Epistemology
- Politics
- Community
- Encryption
- Virtual Reality
- Computer Visualisation
- Materialisation
- Software
- Computer Technology
- Research Projects
- Somatic practices
- practice-as-research
- Knowledge
- Data
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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A World of Muscle, Bone & Organs: Research and Scholarship in Dance
Ellis, S. (ed.), Blades, H. (ed.) & Waelde, C. (ed.), 1 Jun 2018, Coventry: C-DaRE. 517 p.Research output: Book/Report › Anthology or Edited Book › peer-review
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Ruth Gibson
- Research Centre for Dance Research (CDaRE) - Associate Professor Academic
Person: Teaching and Research