Patterns of Motion.

Patterns of motion – A performance of matter.

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Patterns of Motion

Public mind map by Judith Glaser. Create your own collaborative mind maps for free at www.mindmeister.com

Dimensions of motion discovered in found footage and artistically investigated in various experimental approaches.

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Dancing leave filmed by Jörg Petruschat

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Movie by Ryan Pernofski

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Experiment Viewfinder by Katharina Birkmann

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Reproduction – A cause for motion in nature

/// by Alexander Ganea /// sculpture (fine arts) department /// all material by Alexander Image ›Spring‹ – Source Blooming, reasons for the motion. The reason for blooming is the need of flowers to...

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Interviewing a glass artist

/// by Ophelia Lam

In her view, movement is a Journey, which like a path, but there must be a goal or an objective at the end, that you would like to achieve.

The role of movement in glass blowing, which she needs to observe the way of glass movement, when it in a liquid form. And using its characteristic to control it and modify it as her will.

At the same time, her movement will be affected by the movement of the glass, the movement of the glass will be shaped by her. They both influence by each other. The relationship in between movement and her work is like “Breathing”. “In” and “Out” have to be stick together, cannot be separated, they only exist when another existed.

Movement is like “Kung Fu”, which she will not ask what is “Kung Fu”, but will practice and observe it, and use it to achieve her aim. Like rolled everything into one.

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Soft robot by Anna Schäffner

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Tennis Racket Theoreme

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About Force

/// by Ophelia Lam /// stage design department /// all materials by Ophelia Force is a quantitative description of an interaction that causes a change in an object’s motion. An object may speedup,...

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Tennis Racket Theoreme

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Interview with a neurologist

/// by Carl Bahra A neurologist is an observer of movements and movement patterns. His profession consists of interpreting and classifying movements and their importance or unimportance. 

Movements that may indicate a disorder in one person may be natural and age-related in another. The movements must therefore always be seen in context and in relation to their origin.

The doctor sees a big problem in the fact that the subtle differences in movements and thus also in disorders are grouped together in very general terms such as depression, multiple sclerosis or dementia and often no attention is paid to the fine or decisive differences.

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Tennis Racket Theoreme

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A composters mind about motion

/// by Ophelia Lam In his mind, movement is a like of feedback loop, which like the sound come out from the speaker and collect by the microphone and appear again from the speaker.

The role of movement is a kind of extension, which is a variable. In mind think about A, however you will act out A or B, you might not possible to act exactly what you think. And the movement of A or B will affect the responding action into C, but thinking C, may act out C or D. This is what he experienced when he was in a live performance. Movement contains such uncertainty.

The relationship in between music and movement : Music performance or playing instrument is a movement, which using a temporary action as a medium (musical interface) to conduct sound or music.

He agrees with the Michel Serres – Genesis 1982, which movement is more related to the statues, human only feels the movement when he is tired.