Motion in Place: Sounding Spaces, Movement, Affect and Technologised Mediation
j Milo Taylor, Kirk A. Woolford, Sally Jane Norman, Stuart Dunn, Leon Barker, Martin White · University of the Arts London Research Online (University of the Arts London) · 2011
This paper discusses an AHRC-funded interdisciplinary project being undertaken by researchers at the Universities of Sussex, Bedford, Reading, King's College London and FEUP/INESC Porto. The Motion in Place Platform project is developing methodologies and tools to articulate the human experience of moving through place. As such it explores an often bracketed liminality that resides between material environments on the one hand and immaterial cognitive and behavioural processes on the other. A key technology used by the MiPP team is motion capture and we have been developing multi-channel movement recording suitable for use in the field. Two comparative case studies are discussed to illuminate the scope of the project.