Embodied Interaction In Performance
Embodied Interaction in Performance is a theoretical construct within the field of Live Electronics that refers to the real-time, somatically informed coupling between performer and electronic sound systems, where bodily gestures directly and meaningfully shape sonic outcomes through contingent, context-sensitive feedback loops.
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Eindhoven University of Technology
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