Escenarios interactivos: El uso de Tecnologías Inmersivas en la Creación de Espectáculos con participación activa del público

Abstract

Abstract: This thesis addresses the use of immersive technologies in contemporary performance, emphasizing interactive scenarios that encourage active audience participation. Based on the case study of the play Toques de Luz, it analyzes how the incorporation of tools such as Kinect, TouchDesigner, Ableton Live, and Max/MSP cultivate an active and interactive relationship between performers, technology, and the audience. The methodology adopted is creation-based, qualitative research that interweaves theory and practice from a transdisciplinary perspective. The thesis is organized into five chapters that focus on the theoretical foundations, the treatment of the problem, the characterization of the performance analyzed, the methodology applied, and the research results. As a more significant contribution, the research indicates that interactive scenarios represent a real possibility that traditional performance practices can explore, opening up participatory experiences that strengthen the connection between art, technology, and the audience. This proposal is appropriate for artists, educational institutions, and performance projects that consider creative design as a horizon of inquiry.