Year of Publication
2024
College
Undergraduate Education
Abstract
This thesis serves as a lineage of research exploring the relationship between dance and design, emphasizing and encouraging interdisciplinary design processes that are cyclic and iterative. As the push for diversity, equity, and inclusion rises in the design field, experimentation in other disciplines and their relationship with design promotes more thoughtful, human-centered spaces. The overlaps of design and dance highlight the relationship of body and space through circulation patterns, ergonomic design, public performance, and site-specific work. Nontraditional performance (anything that is not in a typical proscenium viewing) allows a fostering, mutualistic relationship between performer, audience, and the environment.
Recommended Citation
Hak, Danica, "ResonanceTHE INTERDISCIPLINARY DESIGN PROCESS + SITE SPECIFIC WORK IN AN INTERATIVE LENS" (2024). Gaines Fellow Senior Theses. 22.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/gaines_theses/22
