Imagine if much of that work could be accomplished without the expense of a large space or prematurely contracted dancers. For some, the creation of a new piece is a long and tedious process, with many iterations before reaching completion. While process varies greatly from choreographer to choreographer, visualization of the work in progress allows them to view and evaluate the movement and the dance.
Software developments allow choreographers to create motion outside the studio, capture rehearsal ideas in the form of virtual sketchbooks, and preserve the ephemeral form of dance through digital documentation.
The same techniques used to evaluate and represent data in the scientific realm can also analyze the shapes and the movements of the artistic world.
More than a half-century of history exists between computers and dance.
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