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From the Kinesphere to the Kinesfield: Three Choreographic Interactive Artworks

ABSTRACT This article describes the characteristics of three of the author's movement-based interactive installation projects: Shifting Ground, trajets and Raumspielpuzzle, completed between 1998 and 2003, and the kinesfield, a term developed by the author in the course of her doctoral research in interactive and choreographic art. The concept of the kinesfield is employed to describe the relational dynamic of movement interactions that traverse the body and material forms in unbounded space.