Chimerik 似不像 - Virtual Live Art Research

Artists and arts organizations presenting live art have struggled to adjust to the conditions of a new (and forced) digital world. Recent attempts to present work via single-view, digital live stream have proven unsuccessful for producers and unpalatable to audiences. There is an urgent need to break from the “traditional stage” mentality and reconceptualize storytelling and presentation of live art. However, most artists and arts organizations are restricted by modest budgets, small capacity and limited technological knowledge to investigate solutions.

The aim of this project is to research and implement new innovative digital models to support creative solutions for live-art presentations online through the use of adaptive technology and software. Due to the pandemic, the format of live-art is being challenged. This digital model will bridge a gap for live-art presenters and practitioners  by creating a new creative process beyond the paradigm of film making and live-broadcasting. We aim to honour the power of liveness, interdisciplinary and active experience without the conventional physical presence.

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Would you be interested in being contacted to share your digital explorations, successful pipelines and any research findings? These would be compensated for with a small honorarium and shared in a group report disseminated to live art making communities to help us support the sector through shared resource building.
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Is it ok to contact you at the same email listed above or is a different email/method preferred?
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Are there any live art projects that you’ve created or witnessed during the pandemic that successfully connected people together creatively?
What are/were the digital tools, softwares and creative setup that you’ve used in these projects?
Are there any new ways or tools you are curious about exploring or have explored to produce, market or generating revenue in live art productions?
What are some of the digital strategies you have either witnessed or tried that supported live art making during the pandemic time with the potential to expand its art form? 
What other digital possibilities are you curious about?
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