Choreographer Ilya Vidrin Explores Human-Digital Relationships Through Dance Innovation

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Ilya Vidrin combines computer science, dance physics, and care ethics in 'Proxies.'
The piece explores human/digital relationships through wearable technology tracking dancers' movements.
Vidrin aims for 'sanctioned intimacy' by creating real connections between performers.
He emphasizes developing care and trust among dancers for authenticity.
Vidrin advises artists to embrace mistakes for better learning.
'Proxies' to premiere at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival in 2026 after an open rehearsal at ArtLab.

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