Media art programmer Dae Hong Kim and game graphic artist Daye Kim present a motion-captured performance.
One In Two Days showcases two parallel representations of a single movement. Real performers’ movements are motion-captured, and then projected on a screen for a comparison with the actual movement for an open interpretation. The artists draw in the audience to simultaneously experience two spaces and time frames, which is reflective of their attempt at tying together space art and time art based on multiverse and string theory.