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How can motion capture inform the way we create, perceive and think about dance?

16th of November 2026,  13:00-16:00
RITMO center, Forskningsveien 3A, Harald Schjelderups hus, Entrance 1, 0373 Oslo

SIB (Skisser i bevegelse / Sketches in Movement ) is facilitating for an artistic meeting with choreographer and dance researcher  Diego Marín at the Motion capture lab at RITMO Centre.

 

Diego will be sharing insights from his artistic practice at the intersection of dance, motion capture and artificial intelligence where he explores the relationship between embodied experience, digital motion and choreographic creation.

 

Through examples and reflections from his work, Diego will introduce the artistic questions and choreographic decisions that guide his engagement with movement technologies. As part of his ongoing research, the session opens a conversation about the place of technology in dance-making, with space to share experiences, curiosities and ideas from different movement practices.

 

When: 16th of November 13:00-16:00

Where: RITMO center, Forskningsveien 3A, Harald Schjelderups hus, Entrance 1, 0373 Oslo

 

Binding sing-up: https://forms.gle/vRPVi6tnQwFcQ4MG7

 

Due to the capacity of the motion capture lab there is only space for 8 participants! Sign-up deadline - Thursday 12th of November. Your place will be confirmed on the rolling base.

 

Participation fee: it is sponsored by SIB and Innlandet Fyllkeskommune. But if you do not show up you will be invoiced 300,-.

 

Diego Marín is a Mexican choreographer and dance researcher specialising in human–AI collaboration through performance and artistic research. He is the author of Embodying the Artificial: Dance and Human–AI Co-creativity (Intellect, 2026).

 

This session is supported by Innlandet Fylkeskommune

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