FAQ About The Impact of Bauhaus on Modern Dance

'The Triadic Ballet' is a dance piece created by Oskar Schlemmer in 1922. It is characterized by the use of abstract geometric shapes and color, where dancers wore sculptural costumes that extended and transformed their bodies into abstract forms. The ballet is considered groundbreaking in modern dance for its experimental use of space, design, and the fusion of art, architecture, and performance, aligning with the Bauhaus ideals of unifying various disciplines. Its impact can be seen in how contemporary choreographers approach the visual components of their performances.