Interdistsiplinaarne tantsulavastus "TRISOLDE", esietendus 4.03. 2019 Sakala 3, Tallinn - koreograaf ja lavastaja. Kaaskoreograafid ja esitajad: Tiina Ollesk ja Simo Kruusement; muusika ja heli: Richard Wagner, Hans-Gunter Lock, Giovanni Albini; audiovisuaalsed lahendused: Valentin Siltšenko, valguskunstnik: Ants Kurist, tehnoloogilised lahendused: TLÜ DTI, kostüümid: Liina Tepand ja Tiina Ollesk (Tallinn, Sakala 3 teatrimaja, Fine5 Tantsuteater koostöös EMTA, EKA ja TLÜ õppejõududega)

A symbiotic dance version of Wagner´s “Tristan and Isolde” where dancers are controlling the music via body movements and implicit psychophysiological signals. This work explores the next step in this coming-together of man and machine: the symbiotic interaction paradigm where the computer can automatically sense the cognitive and affective state of the user and adapt appropriately in real-time. It brings together many exciting fields of research from computational creativity to physiological computing. To measure audience and to use the audience's reactions to module the orchestra is new way of doing "participatory theatre" where audience becomes part of the performance.