Irem Calikusu’s life as a dancer started in Istanbul, at the Theater Research Lab with Mustafa Kaplan. Being deeply moved by a butoh performance she saw in Istanbul, she went on to complete a Master’s thesis on but and post-war politics in Japan at the Anthropology Department of Mass, Amherst. She has studied with Akira Kasai, Ko Murobushi, and Takuya Muramatsu as well as trained for 2 years at the Cunningham School for Dance. Her biggest inspiration was the 5 months she spent training with Min Tanaka at the Body Weather Farm. Irem has been showing her own work in … Continued
Was passiert bei Kollisionen im Spiel Chicken Road 2.0? #37
Einleitung: Das Phänomen der Kollisionen in interaktiven Spielen Kollisionen sind ein zentrales Element in der Welt der digitalen Spiele. Sie bestimmen, wie Charaktere, Fahrzeuge oder Objekte miteinander interagieren und beeinflussen maßgeblich das Gameplay. Für Entwickler sind Kollisionen nicht nur technische Herausforderungen, sondern auch strategische Werkzeuge, um Spielbalance und Spannung zu steuern. Für Spieler wiederum sind sie entscheidend für den Erfolg oder Misserfolg innerhalb eines Spiels. Das Spiel Chicken Road 2.0 dient dabei als modernes Beispiel, das zeigt, wie Kollisionen in einem komplexen Umfeld gestaltet werden können, um sowohl Herausforderung als auch Unterhaltung zu bieten. Grundlegende Konzepte von Kollisionen in Computerspielen … Continued
Perry Amitri
Amiti Perry received her BA in Dance from the University of North Texas and MFA in Choreography from The Ohio State University. She co-founded DIPdance with collaborator Coco Loupe in 2001; presented and performed works in New York, Texas, Louisiana and Ohio; performed as a guest artist with Rachel Lampert and Dancers (Ithaca, NY, 1999); and performed, taught, assisted and designed, nationally and internationally, with Skip Costa/COREmovement Project-NYC (1999-2003). She was company in residence at Bridge for Dance for 5 years and most recently accepted a residency for 2011 at CAVEarts in Brooklyn, NY. Her work has been presented at … Continued