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In this Work-in-Progress (WiP), we present GravField (short for "Gravitational Field"), an experimental and participatory inter-bodily live-coding performance system in a collocated Mixed Reality (MR) environment. Participants wearing MR headsets are invited to join and collectively create real-time music through their collaborative body movements, guided by the programmed settings from live-coders. This innovative experiment harnesses intercorporeal signals derived from participants’ body movements, including factors like distance, area formation, relative height differences, and head motion synchronization. Live-coders dynamically map these signals into metaphorical audiovisual patterns in MR, providing participants with cues about the relationships between players. The live-coded patterns shape and influence participants’ improvisation of body movements, while adjustments in live coding dynamically alter how these movements generate sound, influencing the overall improvisational experience. Additionally, spectators outside the live performance area can enjoy the mixed reality performance through projection screens and TVs, enhancing audience engagement. This WiP aims to explore the vast potential of intercorporeal signals, creating a communicative, playful, and co-creative space where players’ interconnected bodies become the instruments of expression.
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