Design of an interactive installation for Chu music and dance based on image recognition

Chu music and dance originate from the ancient Chu state in China, serving as a crucial component of Chu culture. They exhibit the unique charm of Chu music culture and carry forward the historical memory and cultural traditions of the Chu state for future generations. However, in today's society, traditional Chu music performances face limitations in dissemination. Additionally, the traditional allure and interactivity of Chu music performances are insufficient, making it challenging for audiences to deeply immerse themselves. There is a pressing need to establish a more intimate interactive connection with Chu music and dance.With the widespread application and development of image recognition technology, its utilization in the field of dance design has become increasingly prevalent. Therefore, this paper proposes a design for an interactive installation for Chu music and dance based on image recognition. The aim is to create an immersive environment for Chu music and dance, providing users with a tactile interactive experience. This design endeavor seeks to bridge the gap between existing Chu music and dance performance forms and the demands of modern audiences. By enhancing immersion and interactivity, users can more actively participate in Chu music and dance performances.