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“Ink” by Taiwanese choreographer Huang Yi

Technology should be used to enhance artistic statements, not replace them. Choreographer, dancer, and inventor Huang Yi manages to control the technological narrative in beautiful ways, using robots as a tool to further explore the mysteries of motion. “Ink” dissects Tong Yang-Tze’s calligraphy through numbers featuring Huang alongside an industrial robot he programmed. Contrasting fluidity of linework and athletic capabilities with the limitations of robotics is a sight to behold. The result is a ferocious medley of movement and dynamic visuals. Gather at Bass Concert Hall to witness Huang’s rising star before it ascends our universe. – Cat McCarrey
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