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Joseph Malloch and Ian Hattwick: prosthetic musical instruments, including an external spine and a touch-sensitive rib cage, that create music in response to body gestures. Each instrument can be played in a traditional hand-held way, but can also be attached to the body, freeing a dancer to twist, spin and move to create sound. 




Artist Lesia Trubat used new technology in order to transform a traditional ballet shoe into a digital paintbrush. The unique works of art allow dancers to keep a physical memory of their movements.

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