DESIGN REPORT Ishma Roosyida (1006685310) Stella Ajeng W (1006685494) Yohana P F Silitonga (1006685544) S P A C E IN - BETWEEN
Mar 20, 2016
D E S I G N
R E P O RT
Ishma Roosyida (1006685310) Stella Ajeng W (1006685494)
Yohana P F Silitonga (1006685544)
S P A C E
I N - B E T W E E N
TABLE OF CONTENTS /BRIEF: THE GARDEN /SEQUENCE FRAMING /MAPPING //2D SEQUENCE TRACING //3D SEQUENCE TRACING // POSITION MAPPING //DYNAMIC //POINTS /EXPLORATION MODEL //PHOTOGRAPHS //THE MATERIALS
THE GARDEN DANCER: COURTNEY & MARK (SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE SEASON 4)
A contemporary jazz rouHne brought in a dance compeHHon, So You Think You Can Dance. Choreographed by Sonya Tayeh, this rouHne tells about a baSle between two lovers – a baSle of love and hate – with
a sense of vintage French burlesque. The rouHne is raw, dark, and aggressive as the dancer once said.
DARK
AGRESSIVE
LUSTY
SEXY RAW
LOVE-‐HATE
POWERFUL
FIERCE
The rouHne was chosen because of its unique movements, giving some complexity on finding the space in-‐between the dancers. The way the dance telling the story gives the rouHne a whole of different kind of flow – running away from each other, then approaching each other to fight, jumping up, crawling down. The whole sequence had interests us to explore and study the space in-‐between made in the dance and to make a form from it.
SEQUENCE FRAMING
1. CRAWL 2. JUMP OVER
5. BUTT-KICK
6. WALK AROUND 7. LIFT AND SPIN
4. ROLL-BEND 3. HEAD SPIN
8. STOP
MOVEMENTS EXPLORATION MODEL *FIRST 3seconds
Showing the steps of the movements Pink threads: Space in-‐between
MOVEMENTS EXPLORATION MODEL *FIRST 3seconds
The steps of movements
2D SEQUENCE TRACING
2D SEQUENCE TRACING
3D SEQUENCE TRACING
POSITION MAPPING
2
5
4
1
3
7 8
6
POSITION MAPPING
2
5
4 6
1
3
7 8
MOTIONS’ DYNAMIC MAPPING
/ Small movements / Short duraHon / Dynamic
M O V E M E N T C A T E G O R I E S
2 5 4 6 1 3 7 8
/ Long, conHnuous movements / Medium-‐long duraHon / Powerful but smooth
/ Slamming movements / Short duraHon / Extremely powerful
2
5
4
6
1
3
7 8
MoHons dynamic mapping on posiHon map
POINTS MAPPING
Lines pulled down from the dancer’s nodes to represent the space in-‐between created during the rouHne.
POINTS EXPLORATION MODEL
FINAL FORM
POSITION MAPPING
MOTIONS’ DYNAMIC MAPPING
POINT MAPPING
THE MATERIALS
RED & BLACK REPRESENTING LOVE AND HATE BETWEEN THE DANCERS
EXPRESSING THE DANCING DYNAMICS
BAMBOO STICKS REPRESENTING THE RAW AND POWERFUL MOVEMENTS OF THE DANCE
BLACK STOCKINGS EMPHASIZING FLOW AND SPACE – PLIANT BUT SHOWINGNG POWER WHEN STRETCHED
POWER IS ONE OF THE MAIN ATTRACTION OF THE DANCE