Diego Antonio Mar��n Bucio

Doctoral Research Fellow - RITMO Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Rhythm, Time and Motion (IMV)

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Bio

Diego Mar��n, BA, MA [he/him] is a dance researcher and performing artist whose choreographic work has been presented internationally. He is the author of the book, "Encarnando lo Artificial" (2024), a research that delves into the ontology of co-creativity through conceptual and empirical studies of dance-making between humans and AI. The dissemination of his work takes the form of a compelling series of talks and performances featuring an AI dancer.

Diego's Doctoral research focuses on the multimodal interaction in dance-music performances, with Djembedance as the axis of anthropological documentation. The study follows an Ethnochoreological approach that encompasses empirical and structural dance analysis methods. His PhD project is centred on studying kinesthetic memory, music-dance co-creation and ontologies of rhythm.

Academic background

MA Choreomundus: International Master in Dance Knowledge, Practice and Heritage (NTNU, Roehampton University, Szeged University, UCA)
MA in Theater and Performing Arts (UNIR)
BA in Dance (UAEH)
BA in Communication Sciences (UNLA)

Academic interests

Dance, Cultural Anthropology, Ethnochoreology, Posthumanism, Human-AI interaction, Choreomusicology.

Teaching

Professor in the Master's program in Theater and Performing Arts at the Universidad Internacional de la Rioja. Thesis supervisor and Lecturer of the course "Performing Arts research". (Mexico City, 2024).
Guest lecturer at Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance / University of Kent - MA in Dance Research - Teaching: "Human-AI co-creation of dance" (London, 2023).

Fellowships

PhD Fellowship in Dance Rhythm 2023-2026 (University of Oslo / Research Council of Norway)
Leverhulme Center for the Future of Intelligence Visiting Student Fellowship 2022 (University of Cambridge)
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Degree Award 2020-2022 (European Commission)
ANUIES-TIC Academic Excellence Fellowship Award 2019 (UNIR M��xico)
UNLA Artistic Fellowship 2010-2014 ( Universidad Latina de Am��rica )