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| March 11, 2013 | 0 Comments

Choros – a mesmerising experimental dance film

Through some digital magic, one solo dancer fluidly multiplies into many while simultaneously also melting back into herself, creating a phantom echo that moves beautifully in sync. It’s an enchanting study of human movement, set to the chiming “Music for 18 Musicians” by Steve Reich.

This experimental art film by Michael Langan explores the motion of the human body, and what more beautiful way to show this than with a dancer, Terah Mayer.

Read here for more about the film and the major advancements in digital composting to create this animation technique.

Here are some perplexing images from the film for your visual enjoyment.

Choros, the experimental film by Michael Langan and Terah Mayer

 

Choros, the experimental film by Michael Langan and Terah Mayer

 

Choros, the experimental film by Michael Langan and Terah Mayer

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Hi, I'm Robynn, and I'm a student of the potential of the body, the marvels of the mind, and the beauty of it all combined in ballet. As the editor, BodyMindBallet is where I get to learn, to share and to enjoy this wide world of dance - and with every day I gain an ever richer respect for the athleticism of dance and the skill of performance artistry.

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