Kinetography Laban

Kinetography Laban, also known as Labanotation, is a system for recording and analyzing human movement, especially dance and physical actions. It uses a specialized set of symbols and notation to precisely depict the direction, level, and type of movements, allowing choreographers and dancers to document, study, and reproduce performances accurately. Developed by Rudolf Laban, this visual language bridges the gap between abstract motion and written instruction, making complex movement sequences understandable across different languages and cultures. It is a valuable tool for preserving choreography and enhancing movement analysis in dance, theater, and ergonomic studies.