Author: Nuno Correia

  • Open Source Software

    Software tools created during the residencies are hosted on the modina-eu GitHub

  • SFDCANBAC++ demos and code

    SFDCANBAC++ project – Hydra Code Builder & Generator – Graphical interface to procedurally generate Hydra code via the selection of visual inputs and modifiers; these continuously pass through a neural network, modelled to provide parameter inputs for endless visual manipulation. In turn, the code can be used to alter movements viewed from a live camera…

  • Videos from MODINA Showings 2024

    Videos from MODINA Showings 2024

    Full videos of the public showings from all five MODINA 2024 projects are now available online. More information on the projects: https://modina.eu/projects/ Thank you to all the artists involved, and to our project partners as well. MODINA is co-funded by the European Union.

  • MODINA Networking meeting

    MODINA Networking meeting

    On the 15th and 16th of January 2025, MODINA hosted its second cycle networking event at ITI/IST-ID (Lisbon). We gathered together with the five artist duos made up of choreographers and creative technologists selected from our second call for residencies (from 91 duos applying). Seventeen representatives from partnering institutions also took part, who will be…

  • Videos from MODINA Seminars 2024

    Videos from MODINA Seminars 2024

    We have now published videos from the 5 MODINA Seminars of 2024 to our YouTube. There are 11 videos, a total of 18 hours of documentation. The seminars were composed of artist presentations, discussions, theoretical presentations and practical hands-on sessions. They were organised by the 3 academic institutions of MODINA and hosted by its 5…

  • Visit of Nick Bryan-Kinns (UAL) to Tallinn University

    Visit of Nick Bryan-Kinns (UAL) to Tallinn University

    On the 15th of November, we had the visit to Tallinn University of Nick Bryan-Kinns, Professor of Creative Computing at University of the Arts London. The visit served several purposes: to discuss matters related to the UKRI-funded project Music Responsible AI, of which Nick Bryan-Kinns is Principal Investigator and Tallinn University is a partner in,…

  • Still Moving

    Still Moving

    Still Moving invites you into a space where instinctive physicality meets linguistic thinking, using mixed reality (MR). The project, part of the larger Held in Human series, explores the meaning of presence and “being in a body” in a contemporary world where technology significantly extends and mediates human experience. Equipped with a see-through VR headset that allows for…

  • NINO

    NINO

    Shadows play on weathered textures, landscapes both natural and surreal, light dances on surfaces virtual and visceral. Avatars breathe, embodying the earth, sky, and the storm within, drifting between worlds, animated by the unseen currents of a dancer’s breath, captured in the pulse of motion. Here, the audience no longer watches—they become space where the…

  • The Field / Gaitless

    The Field / Gaitless

    How could we be moved with all this data and technology around? Could science emphasize the awareness of our physicality, could it be translated into a dance language or choreographies and could it be systematized as a participatory installation? We are about to find out. The Field / Gaitless is an ongoing study of dance…

  • Baby

    Baby

    Baby is a research-based multimedia performance project that integrates choreography with multi-modal AI technologies to explore the functioning of art collectives as a form of care-work and an alternative to the nuclear family model. The project’s point of departure is Hollow, a multidisciplinary group Viktor Szeri and Tamás Páll co-founded with Gyula Muskovics in 2018.…