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When these seven young women shuffled onto the stage, we had no idea what to expect. Dressed in an odd half-white and half-black outfit, each of these women’s outfits seems meant to confuse the eye. This optical illusion dance runs through the gambit of all sorts of popular songs. From MC Hammer’s “Can’t touch this” to LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem,” these young ladies really know how to entertain a crowd. While it may appear simple at first, the actual amount of time and effort that went into this little dance shouldn’t be taken lightly. Every single step and movement they take is so in-synch that the amount of work they put into this piece really comes through! It’s really weird how the simple act of changing the colors of your clothes can really have a profound effect on how you actually view a human body. Even after being fully aware that there’s an illusion going on here; our eyes want to force our brains to think we’re seeing an all white suit or an all black suit. Just like the women who formed a “thousand-armed dancer,” the human body is capable of some pretty amazing things when you put your mind to it! |
Tag: Dance
A New Kind Of Ploughing
Turkish farmers work together as a plough.
It is amazing what people can do when they work together.
https://youtu.be/DUjn0gpFXXo
Since the structure of soil in North-east region of Blacksea is very rugged and rough, use of machinery has never been possible for decades. it is believed “horon dance” or sometimes also referred to as “Pontus dance” -traditional dance of this region- was derived from the movements of these farmers centuries ago.
Pygmy Goat Happy Dance
New born pygmy goats do their “Happy Dance.”
Enjoy!
Is there anything happier than this newborn pygmy goat? Watch as he does a happy dance for no real reason at all! :-)
Pixel
This is an incredibly inventive and mesmerizing dance performance that makes use of a fully interactive set that responds in real-time to a team of dancers.
Enjoy!
Pixel is an innovative dance performance conceived by French performance artists Adrien Mondot and Claire Bardainne, known collectively as the Adrien M / Claire B Company, in collaboration with hip-hop choregrapher Cie Kafig. The hour-long performance incorporates a host of digital projection mapping techniques, 11 dancers, and bills itself as “a work on illusion combining energy and poetry, fiction and technical achievement, hip hop and circus.” Pixel premiered at Maison des Arts de Créteil on November 15th of last year, and above is a 3-minute exceprt of the shows most jaw-dropping moments.
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