In this project, the human brain, which is like a black box, is captured objectively as an unknown structure and visualized through sound and visual. MRI data acquisition, brainwave(EEG) acquisition, and reconfirmation of music theory inspired by the brain (new music syntax) – through these processes, the project attempts to show the resonance of the brain and the self by treating the facts that obtains a different perspective from scientists.
Technical Info: Using MRI data(430 2D images), 62ch EEG data(Obtained at Tokyo Uni and Freie Universität Berlin), Real time EEG device IBVA and Kyoka’s music syntax as ingredients for audio visual performance. Hardware: 12.1ch sound system, IBVA device Software: Ableton Live, Max, openFrameworks, IBVA app
Created by Iregular, Surface & Bottom is an immersive and reactive space in between two installations created for the Salón de Proyectos Ágape in Bogotá–Colombia, curated by Calos Leal.
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User 632 is an installation that stores the behaviour of the people who look at it by monitoring them in return. It is designed to know when and how a person passes and stores information as data or ID dependant on proximity.
Created by Shohei Fujimoto, Trace Ribbon is a device that automatically and continuously records and plays back movement. From reading the movements of the user via Leap Motion, it mirrors an organism that does not actually exist while simultaneously gaining an understanding of the rules of the movements that are physically taking place.
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