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An architectural promenade through the camera

An architectural promenade through the camera

An architectural promenade via the camera

An architectural promenade through the camera

This talk presents an example of 'promenade architecturale' through camera and dance in the context of body, space and time phenomenology, using 'Rosas danst Rosas' (de Mey/de Keersmaeker) as an example.

Rencontres internationales de Vidéo-danse à Valencia (Espagne) 2016

Video conception : Centre de Vidéo Danse de Bourgogne

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