Liminal Spaces: Body, Tech & Performance - Hacklab focused on exploring new performance possibilities through body and interactive technologies.

We’re exploring the liminal space between body and technology—traditional practice and emerging media.
This is about transformation. The body as vessel. Technology as extension.
The goal? To reimagine what performance can become.
How can we, as performers, designers, and makers, reshape performative experiences by blending bodies, materials, and interactive technology?
Who is this for? This hands-on hacklab invites performance artists, scenographers, and theatre professionals into a space of collective experimentation —who are curious about integrating technology into their practice and interested in working collaboratively.
Ideally, you are digitally savvy or eager to explore tools like projection mapping, interactive systems, or real-time visual platforms.

The workshop unfolds in two phases:
1: An introduction to future media for performance—TouchDesigner, projection mapping, interactive systems. Explore inspiring use cases that show how these tools amplify movement, setting the stage for your own experimentation.
2: Break into groups. Experiment. Distill your ideas into a living, breathing performance. Wrap it all up with a live showcase—a convergence of instinct and innovation.

Bring your laptop and curiosity!

Led by: Nicole Chufi, Brazilian audiovisual artist working at the intersection of moving image, sound, and performative conceptual development.

Maximum of 12 participants.

Participants will have the opportunity to showcase their work by the end of the workshop.
The application form is open until end of July. Selected participants will be contacted beginning of August.