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Arts and Digital Humanities seminar explores AI in movement research

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An online seminar series focused on Arts and Digital Humanities is exploring how to transform movement into research data while preserving its expressive qualities. The series, part of STAGE and led by Clarisse Bardiot, features discussions on digital methods for cultural data analysis. A recent session included a presentation by Andreas Aristidou on the application of motion capture, AI, and XR technologies within the performing arts. AI

IMPACT This seminar series explores the intersection of AI with performing arts and digital humanities, potentially influencing how artistic expression is analyzed and preserved.

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Arts and Digital Humanities seminar explores AI in movement research

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    How can movement become research data without losing its expressive meaning? The 2026/27 Arts and Digital Humanities online seminar, part of STAGE led by Claris

    How can movement become research data without losing its expressive meaning? The 2026/27 Arts and Digital Humanities online seminar, part of STAGE led by Clarisse Bardiot, explores digital methods for studying cultural data. Its opening session on 19 October featured Andreas Aris…

    LINKS remipulwer.wordpress.com/…/2026-2027-arts… remipulwer.wordpress.com/2026

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