During this 2-day symposium we bring together scholars and practitioners from design, choreography, movement studies, human-computer interaction (HCI), philosophy, and disability studies to highlight aspects including agency, inclusion, plurality, and individuation.
With presentations, movement sessions, and roundtable discussions, we will explore ways to foster a transdisciplinary discourse on movement and sensing technologies.
Programme
Thursday 29 October
10:45–11:45
Pre-event – Breakfast meeting WP1 MishMash
12:00–12:15
Welcome by Institute leader Steinar Killi and the research group ENACT
12:15–12:40
Anton Koch & David Ritterhaus (Mainz University of Applied Sciences, Germany) ‘Unmeasuring Dance: Motion Data and Critical Infrastructure(s)’
12:40–13:05
Sarah Kettley (Edinburgh College of Art, Scotland) ‘Craft and relational ontogenesis: materials, samples and objects’
13:05–13:15
Short break
13:15–14:00
Round table
14:00–14:15
Break
14:15–15:00
Jan Grue (University of Oslo, Norway) ‘Mål og midler’, reading from his latest book ´Vi var en tid i solen` (Gyldendal)
15:00–15:15
Short break
15:15–16:30
Roos van Berkel (Oslo School for Architecture and Design) & Rocco Lorenzo Modugno ´Drifting Bodies through Algorithms´
16:30–17:15
Round table
Optional evening program
Performance at Dansens Hus* Lia Rodrigues Companhia de Danças Borda at 19.00 (70 min duration)
Friday 30 October
09:00–09:15
Welcome again and coffee
09:15–09:30
Short movement session
09:35–10:00
Christoph Hubatschke (Interdisciplinary Transformation University (IT:U), Austria) ‘Milieu in Motion. The Interstices of Movement’
10:00–10:25
Sofie Wass & Leona Chandra Kruse (UiA, Norway) ‘Embodiment and Movement in Purposeful Information Systems: Lessons from Regulating School Traffic Safety with a Humanoid Robot’
10:25–10:40
Short break
10:40–12:00
Asaf Bachrach (National Scientific Research Center, France) ‘Cover Dis-Cover Re-Cover: wondering as a collective engagement in/with the world. A movement exploration’
12:00–13:00
Lunch - in gallery or (weather permitting) on the AHO roof
13:00–14:30
Round table
14:30–14:45
Break
14:45–15:30
Bojana Cjevic (KHiO) Reading from her latest book ‘Dramaturgy at Work: Threading Through Experimental Dance, Performance and Theatre’ (Routledge)
15:30–15:50
Wrap-up
15:50–16:00
Thank you and drinks
Contact
Lise Amy Hansen – Professor, Institute of Design, Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO). She leads the research group ENACT – Design for Real-Time Experience at AHO.