Data Choreographies The Data Choreographies is an transdiciplinary collaboration between the research project Choreographic Programming at University of Southern Denmark (SDU) led by Professor Fabrizio Montesi, the artists Jesper Just and Honey Biba Beckerlee, creative coder Andreas Refsgaard and choreographer Simone Wierød, Passage Festival, and curator and PhD student Anne Julie Arnfred from Roskilde University (RUC). The project is based on the research project Choreographic Programming at SDU, which investigates how to elegantly design a language that can express the choreographies (protocols) that determine the interactions that a network of computers must follow. Through the new choreographic language, the project investigates how to develop automated algorithms that can translate an overall choreography into specialized programs for each of the computers involved. The project has resulted in an exhibition that explores two areas: The exhibition must therefore also be considered an experiment, and where everything that happens in the exhibition space, in the many events, conversations and the previous workshops, which is the background for the exhibition, is also part of the work. The project and process is supported by the Danish Arts Foundation.
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How art exhibitions can be included as a knowledge-creating part in academic research projects through transdisciplinary collaborations. And how art and practice-based experience can physically manifest and materialize and not least challenge computer science choreography. The idea is to give the audience a present and tactile experience of the data connections and the abstract languages that we set in motion every day through our computers.
