Dance style transitions : from dancers’ practice to movement-based technology
Author: Elizabeth Walton
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Description: Dance style transitions: from dancers’ practice to movement-based technology, is a doctoral thesis exploring the integration of movement-based technology in dance and the design of movement-based interaction.
Subject: Dance
Pages: 160
Megabytes: 2.09 MB
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