Technological Effects on Performing Arts

Prior to the advent of the Internet, movies, bipod, and CD, there was only entertainment from live performing arts such as drama, ballet, opera and concerts. In the past, the theater was one of the few leisure activities for many people. Talking back to the ancient Greeks, the performing arts, especially the theater arts are a very popular form of entertainment. Unfortunately, technology now has the initiative in the performing arts. As technology progresses day by day, art is struggling for audiences that once owned.

I think that real art is coming from the creation and performance of pure human, but the technology is beyond that stage. With the latest advances in artificial intelligence, technology can "humanize" the reproduced art and evoke the same emotions of live performance. In addition, as technology becomes more accessible, more and more people become creators, and we can commercialize the concept of "artists". In a conversation with a strategy leader of a technology company, I made these types of artist products. And there are several reasons to make art based technology products. People - Can not you achieve the ultimate goal of improving quality and improving quality by enabling artists who are not trained to express their inner creativity?

Music can be said to be one of the most technically motivated forms of performance art. With the advent of digital musical instruments and sophisticated recording technology, the media that relied on live instruments and vocals turned into a huge industry. Visual art is no exception, as the average iPad is equipped with amazingly advanced digital sketches and design techniques, even amateur artists can create high quality artwork. So what does this mean for the future of art? Will the technology eliminate the need of artists? Sculptors can be replaced with 3D printers, hologram dancers, and algorithmic composers. Will you promote creative decision making using data analysis rather than human-centered creative processes such as orchestration and composition?

The performing arts are receiving technological innovation now in an amazing way! Both creators and performers are looking for new and innovative uses of audio and visual technologies that greatly extend the range of modern live performances. These five videos introduce extraordinary performance of technology. Levi Wand provides a magical visual experience expressed by Moodhoops as "a mysterious pillar of flow, operation, dance, performance." LED lights in LeviWands form various colors and dynamic patterns. At the end of a baton-sized cane there is a string grasped to realize the illusion of hanging.