Algorithms. Anamorphoses. Anomalies: Using Mathematics to Make a Dance Performance

Year: 2025 Authors: Eka Zharinova

Core claim

Mathematical structures can guide dance-making by organizing movement into algorithmic sequences, subsets, and transformations while remaining performable as speech, writing, and motion.

Topics

dance performance, mathematics in choreography, algorithmic sequence, multidisciplinary practice

Domains

set theory, algorithms, sequences, transformations, contemporary dance, performance art, choreography, visual anamorphosis

Methods

Real Time Composition, 3Q System, accumulation, subset-based movement sequencing

Media

movement, written mathematical formulae, acrylic paints, paper rolls

Source status

This page publishes metadata and extracted analytical signals only. Raw PDF and full OCR text are kept local for now.