Genealogy of a Rhythm is my Masters thesis at Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU in 2018. It is a multi-medium approach to documenting and sharing anthropological data about Afro-Uruguayan music and dance. I used audio samples, 2D film, 360 video, motion capturing, and fabrication methods such as a CNC machine, code, open source data platforms such as Github and museum exhibit design to tell this story. Below is my thesis presentation.
Poster Designed by Marco F Guarino
This is footage I shot in February, 2018 in Montevideo, Uruguay. It is a short sketch that will eventually shape into my Thesis for ITP-NYU, which is a VR documentary about Candombe (Afro-Uruguayan Music)
Footage of Carnaval in Montevideo, Uruguay. February, 2018.
ITP-NYU Thesis Presentation.
360 Video from GENEALOGY OF A RHYTHM
Footage from 'Genealogy of a Rhythm'