QDance
QDance is a term used in contemporary performance to describe works that integrate choreographic practice with quantitative data, algorithmic processes, and interactive technologies. It seeks to create movement that responds to sensors, computational models, or audience input, establishing a dynamic relationship among data, space, and performers.
Practitioners employ motion capture, wearable sensors, and real-time computation to guide or generate movement. Choreography can
Origins of the approach can be traced to experimental dance and media arts communities in the 2010s,
Format and platforms: Works may be staged as traditional performances, site-specific installations, or immersive digital experiences.
Reception and impact: Critics highlight QDance's potential to broaden movement vocabulary and audience participation, while others