The Morph
Live Performance | Live Motion Capture | Projection Mapping | Virtual Production | Volumetric Capture
A hybrid performance and film where audience-driven physical control transforms a performer’s digital avatar in real-time, exploring the tension between identity, agency, and external influence.
The Morph is a hybrid performance and film exploring how external forces shape identity, agency, and the human body. In the live performance, audience members control a performer through ropes, while her movements drive a digital avatar’s real-time transformations in a game engine. As external influences accumulate, the avatar evolves from a featureless figure into an increasingly complex, overburdened body. The performer gradually shifts from submission to acceptance, collapse, and ultimately resistance against the audience’s control.
The accompanying film, produced using LED virtual production and volumetric capture, reimagines the performance through cinematic choreography, highlighting the evolving relationship between physical and digital bodies, transformation, and the struggle for autonomy.
The accompanying film, produced using LED virtual production and volumetric capture, reimagines the performance through cinematic choreography, highlighting the evolving relationship between physical and digital bodies, transformation, and the struggle for autonomy.
THE MORPH: LIVE PERFORMANCE
THE MORPH: FILM