processo:
Research the building of a theatrical cinestesic en ironment cinestesic en ironment cinestesic en ironment cinestesic en ironment joining
sound, dance and image performances through:

1.Moving loudspeakers loudspeakers loudspeakers loudspeakers that act as scenery as well as prothetic clothing;
1.1.The scenery scenery scenery scenery must be utmost functional lea ing to the pragmatics between bodies and machine the poethics.
2.Li e Li e Li e Li e audio and ideo feedback feedback feedback feedback;
2.1.Temper Temper Temper Temper the en ironmental soundscape only with body sounds simple mathematical generated sounds such as noise, synoidal, saw and square wa es ranging from 20Hz to 20kHz;
2.2.The images prerecorded bank is made of the place's own recordings; 2.3.Subjecti ity Subjecti ity Subjecti ity Subjecti ity as the synthesizer algorithm; 2.4.The theater stage as well as the performers within themsel es work as a feedback feedback feedback feedback in the sense that the signal is looped back to control the entire system within itself.
3.Dance performance as the body body body body wearing the en ironment;
3.1. sensorial and percepti e interaction interaction interaction interaction with soundwa es and its ressonances on the body as whole and its parts(bone ibration, skin shi ering...);
3.2.These mo ements are to be taken by the sound and ideo generators as a ibrating ibrating ibrating ibrating body that prints as acts the mo ements of the whole
en ironment;
3.3.The sound is objeti objeti objeti objetified fied fied fied by the body, its in isibility is imagetified by the corporal readings of it, a transcreation(creati e translation) of its countless skins.
4.Drama Drama Drama Drama unfolding throughout the transmediatic cartography feedfowarding and poetry reading;
4.1.The theater company, performers with each other and spectators role as a feedforward feedforward feedforward feedforward in the sense that they react to changes in the en ironment, usually to maintain some desired state of the system, responding to measured disturbances.