NAXS STUDIO reunites with Australian choreographer Harrison Hall and new media artist Sam McGilp for their new work Triplet State, premiering on November 18 at the Asia Culture Center (ACC) in Gwangju, Korea — ACT Festival.

Triplet State is an interdisciplinary collaboration between NAXS STUDIO and the Australian artistic collective PSEUDO, continuing the exploration of the relationship between digital technology and bodily experience, with a focus on the concept of "shared bodily states." Using motion capture technology, the movements of three performers are synchronized and mapped onto a single virtual avatar, presenting the transformation and reconstruction of distributed identities. Inspired by the concept of "twin myths" from structural anthropology, the work also incorporates NAXS STUDIO's ongoing exploration of mythological narratives and ritualistic-driven creative methods. Combining dance, motion capture, real-time generated sound and visuals, and game interaction, the work creates a multi-layered sensory experience that reflects on the intersection of digital and real identities, exploring the future potential of the body and digital technology.

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NAXS STUDIO 與澳洲編舞家 Harrison Hall 及新媒體藝術家 Sam McGilp 再度合作，新作《Triplet State》將於11月18日於韓國光州亞洲文化殿堂（Asia Culture Center, ACC）— ACT Festival 首演。

《Triplet State》是NAXS STUDIO與澳洲藝術團體PSEUDO合作的跨領域作品，延續對數位技術與身體經驗的探索，並聚焦於「共享身體狀態」的概念。透過動作捕捉技術，三位表演者的動作被同步映射於單一虛擬化身，呈現分佈式身份的轉換與重組。作品受結構人類學中「雙胞胎民談」的啟發，並融合NAXS STUDIO對神話敘事與儀式性創作方法的探索。結合舞蹈、動作捕捉、即時生成音樂與視覺、遊戲互動等元素，創造出多層次的感官體驗，反思數位身份與現實身份的交錯，並探討身體與數位技術的未來可能性。