Updated On: 10 December, 2023 06:16 AM IST | Mumbai | Arpika Bhosale
In Pixel, technology meets hip-hop, and a cross cultural conversational dance ensues

The combination of dance and 3D art projection is such that the audience can have a more immersive experience
On November 15, 2014 Mourad Merzouki brought out his mix of virtuoso hip-hop and cutting-edge digital projection, an offering that will now be introduced to the Indian audience on December 16. The show is part of the 85th anniversary celebrations of Alliance Francaise de Bombay—The French Institute in India and the NCPA have brought Pixel by Compagnie Käfig to mark it. The show combines movement, technology, rhythm, light and play in perfect harmony, transposing you to another realm from a seat in the auditorium.
The show, which has been performed in around 30 countries so far, is the result of a collaboration between choreographer Merzouki (Compagnie Käfig) and Adrien M and Claire B, a digital arts company. The performance uses 3D projection to give hip-hop inspired movements a different dimension.