The new work presentation attempts to demonstrate “visible music.” With concept of synesthesia, this show can offer a great idea to participants and cross-field art creators and researchers. In the show, music will be played on the spot, dancers will make an impromptu performance, and the sound sensor will be set up. In doing so, we would like to give audience more diverse enjoyment of synesthesia. This time, Yang Shu-Jing, a lecturer from Dept. of Dance , TUT, is is the choreographer for the show.
Focus：Music is regarded as colour paint while dance postures are as pen brushes. Through sound sensor, the composer’s inner picture can be represented in front of the audience.