by artanim | Aug 15, 2016
Project Info
Client:
Simon Tschachtli
Year:
2016
Summary
For the exhibition Niklaus Manuel and the Reformation Period of the Historical Museum of Bern, we participated to the production of an animated short film based on Manuel’s Dance of Death, a mural consisting of 24 scenes depicting death dancing with people as diverse as an emperor, a beggar, a queen, an abbot, a soldier, a cook, a child and its mother. Choreographer Nina Stadler and dancer Fhunyue Gao conceived an expressive dance performance that was motion captured.
Credits
Client
Bernisches Historisches Museum, Bern
Project
Mercenary, Iconoclast, Dancer of Death – Niklaus Manuel and the Reformation period (13 October 2016 – 17 April 2017)
Concept, 3D modeling and secondary animation
Simon Tschachtli
Choreography
Nina Stadler
Dancer
Fhunyue Gao
Motion capture and animation
Artanim
Music
Salvatore Sciarrino
Annalena Fröhlich
by artanim | Jul 20, 2016
Project Info
Start date:
August 2014
End date:
July 2016
Funding:
La Tour Hospital
Coordinator:
Artanim
Summary
Shoulder instability is a common pathology in young or athletic adult that results in chronic dislocations or subluxations. When multiple dislocations episodes occur, surgical treatment is indicated. But this treatment really stabilizes the joint or only prevents it to dislocate?
The objective of this study was to investigate and compare the shoulder stability in patients with anterior instability by performing a dynamic motion capture analysis before and after surgical treatment. The results of this study provided a better understanding of this disease, and evaluated the effectiveness of the proposed surgical treatment.
Partners
Artanim
Modeling and simulation of the shoulder
La Tour Hospital – Division of Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery
Clinical tests
Imaging center Rive Droite SA
Radiological acquisitions
Related Publications
Lädermann A, Denard PJ, Tirefort J, Chagué S, Cunningham G, Charbonnier C.
Est-ce que les stabilisations d’épaule stabilisent les épaules ?,
Congrès de la Société Francophone d’Arthroscopie 2016, Paris, France, Revue de chirurgie orthopédique et traumatologique, 102(8):S284-S285, December 2016.
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Lädermann A, Denard PJ, Tirefort J, Kolo FC, Chagué S, Cunningham G, Charbonnier C. Does Surgery for Instability of the Shoulder Truly Stabilize the Glenohumeral Joint? A Prospective Comparative Cohort Study, Medicine, 95(31):e4369, 2016.
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Lädermann A, Charbonnier C. Kinematics of the Shoulder Joint, Leading Opinions, 2015.
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by artanim | Apr 20, 2016
Project Info
Client:
Quentin Lannes
Year:
2016
Summary
We were contacted by the Swiss artist, Quentin Lannes, to capture movements of boxers in action for his fiction project.
The Next Round is a fiction that questions the practices of the body (here in sport and more specifically in boxing) in the era of virtual reality devices. A boxer whose movements are recorded by motion capture, fights a numerical simulation of another boxer, present in another physical space, hundreds of kilometers from him.
More info here.
Credits
Director
Quentin Lannes
Actor
Julien Calvete and Erdal Kiran
Motion capture
Artanim
by artanim | Jan 28, 2016
Project Info
Client:
Move for Art
Year:
2016
Summary
We participated to the creation of a show combining dance and 3D animation where a crowd of virtual characters were embodied on stage by a dancer. His 3D clones were projected on three big screens behind him and animated by a choreography that was motion captured before the show. The dancer had to synchronize on stage with the 3D animation to achieve the illusion.
This show was created for the re-branding of Mauritius Telecom.
Credits
Creation and choreography
Move for Art
Motion capture, 3D modeling and animation
Artanim
Live production
AVS Cinematography
by artanim | Nov 30, 2015
Project Info
Client:
Ville de Genève
Year:
2015
Summary
We were contacted by the Natural History Museum of Geneva to create a serious game as part of the exhibition
Faites comme chez nous: Les géants de Kem Kem.
This exhibition brings adolescents of 12-15 years in Morocco to look for unique dinosaur species. Through an interactive digital scenario, they share the daily life of a paleontologist, from digging the ground to the study of fossils.
