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A chronology of presentations, educational encounters and research. Completed contributions, invitations and competition submissions have different statuses; series connect individual events.
Live visualization of Natali Osman’s Neuromandala on the main stage.
ODA.dream: recording and visualizing the neural signal. Natali Osman led the meditation and invited the studio.
The timeline date, 24 May 2026, is the publication date of the studio’s report.
Opening performance and premiere of Interference of Realities.
ODA.dream: artistic and technological design; co-production with Innovation Ballet Theatre.
A lecture with a neurovisual demonstration planned for 21 March 2026.
ODA.dream: a lecture by Olga and Daler Arabov with a neurovisual demonstration.
The timeline retains this planned lecture.
A public presentation of MindShow on an updated production stack.
ODA.dream: invited presentation of MindShow.
A panel on digital art, artificial intelligence, copyright and artistic cases.
ODA.dream: participation in the exhibition forum’s Creative Industries discussion.
The dates cover the exhibition-forum: 23 January–8 February 2026.
An invited contribution to TechFriendly in the context of the CIPR forum.
ODA.dream: a joint presentation with Ashram Studio / Natali Osman.
An invitation for a joint appearance with Ashram.
An event adaptation of Paradox of Success at the DANO Olympiad.
ODA.dream: an interactive programme for EkoNiva. The Olympiad organisers were HSE University and T-Bank.
A private Lamborghini owners’ club event with a neurovisual interpretation of tea tasting.
ODA.dream: a Neuromandala version for a performance prepared with Mudro Chay.
14 December 2025 is the report date for the performance for the Lamborghini owners’ club.
A performance and installation with personal neuromandalas and a collective recording archive.
ODA.dream: neurointerfaces, generative visuals and audiovisual performance; Ekaterina Kapitsa is identified as the inviting curator.
Neuromandala is an artistic transformation of signal. Colours and rhythms do not uniquely measure emotions; the personal source-recording dataset is not published.
A multimedia exhibition within the Great Russia social project.
ODA.dream: a contribution to organising and presenting the exhibition; the Media Experts Association and the Intercultural Communication Centre were the organisers.
The installation development of Cultural Neurocode remains at the prototype stage.
A live performance and collective neuro-portrait at the Commission for the Year Three Thousand exhibition.
ODA.dream: artistic system, recording and visitor participation. Sergey Strakhov is credited with the video report.
The performance took place at the exhibition opening on 16 October 2025.
The interactive lecture Brain and Taste: The Art of Mindful Perception and practical sessions for the art school participants.
Olga and Daler Arabov authored and led the lecture and workshops. The programme included observing neural signals and a neurocompetition for participants.
A lecture and performance at the Kochevnik ethnopark.
ODA.dream: Sound and Brain lecture and performance; Nikolay Lgovsky organised the festival and the AUM tent provided equipment.
The timeline dates cover the festival as a whole.
An open laboratory performance involving the audience.
ODA.dream: art and technology in collaboration with Innovation Ballet Theatre.
An archival lecture announcement with a demonstration and voluntary participation.
ODA.dream: a lecture by Olga and Daler Arabov with a neurovisual demonstration.
The timeline retains this planned lecture.
A lecture for an intimate audience of 18 participants.
ODA.dream: a lecture by Olga and Daler Arabov with a neurovisual demonstration.
An immersive lecture for second- and third-year students at HSE’s Creative Industries Institute, Media Startup Launch and Management programme.
ODA.dream: invited lecture authors and facilitators.
The lecture took place on 25 March 2025.
An archival lecture invitation in the Moscow 2030 context.
ODA.dream: an invitation to give a lecture on brain hacking.
The invitation concerns the studio’s lecture programme.
A lecture for a corporate audience.
ODA.dream: a corporate lecture programme.
A corporate lecture programme in Moscow in 2025.
Participation in the first digital plein-air in Bashkortostan.
ODA.dream: neurovisual practice within the plein-air context.
The plein air is documented in publications and a participation certificate.
A lecture for a corporate audience; the archival image names the topic Feedback: Decoding Brain Signals.
ODA.dream: an invited lecture programme.
The programme topic was Biofeedback: Understanding Brain Signals. Rustam Borovik also appeared in the programme.
An invited neurovisual programme in the summit context.
ODA.dream: an expert invitation with MindShow.
A competition context for MindShow; the result has a separate award record.
ODA.dream: work in the VJ media-art competition.
The work received first prize in the VJ media-art contest.
A Neuromandala lecture and performance at the Wild Mint festival.
ODA.dream: invited lecture and performance.
The lecture and performance were part of the festival programme on 13–15 June 2025.
A neurovisual installation and collective image of the cities and territories development forum.
ODA.dream: a neuro stand and personal animations. Organisers: Egor Evlannikov and Sergey Lvov.
The forum neuroportrait denotes an artwork, not an established measurement of a collective vision of the future.
A neuro-game for participants in a family charity event.
ODA.dream: neuro-games and a conversation about empathy; children and parents joined paired game sessions.
The timeline date, 18 November 2024, is the report publication date. The game was then known as Neurobattle.
Olga and Daler Arabov’s lecture contribution to the Moscow conference.
ODA.dream: invited speakers; Synergy Corporation organised the conference.
Olga and Daler joined the conference as invited speakers.
EEG recording during gong meditation; the Sound and Brain lecture originated here.
ODA.dream: neurovisual recording within a sound practice. Nikolay Lgovsky and the Gong Meditation Centre organised the festival.
The timeline dates cover the festival as a whole.
A neurovisual environment for the practice studio’s birthday.
ODA.dream: preparing and presenting MindShow for Ashram Studio.
An online/offline lecture with a live neurovisual demonstration.
ODA.dream: a lecture by Olga and Daler Arabov with a neurovisual demonstration.
An archival context for a private invitation to a neurovisual and lecture programme.
ODA.dream: an invited programme, linked to MindShow in the record.
A private invitation for a programme with neurovisual and lecture elements.
Brain, Feedback and Techno-Empathy lecture, Theatre of My Name and Neurosynchronization.
ODA.dream: a lecture and two performances. Ksenia Golyzhibina and Elena Panasenko organised the conference.
The meeting with the ballet theatre at the Innovation Cultural Centre began a continuing line of stage work.
Neurovisual work in the Moscow metro setting.
ODA.dream: participation in a digital plein-air; the archive links the event to an NTV report.
Presenting the neurovisual system on the Hypercube facade in Skolkovo.
ODA.dream: a MindShow / Neuromandala visual system for a large architectural projection.
An architectural projection on the Hypercube façade in Skolkovo in 2024.
Recurring Theatre of My Name sessions in a practice space since 2023.
ODA.dream: artistic protocol, neurovisual system and facilitation. Natali Osman hosted the sessions.
The shared practice has developed since September 2023.
ODA.dream’s forum debut in Bali: the ring story, the Materia line and the beginning of Mom & Baby.
ODA.dream: presenting the ring story and material objects; the conversation with Alexandra Borzikh became the origin context for the nested pendant.
The materials include a banner from ODA.dream’s first forum presentation.
A lecture and a parent–child synchronization demonstration.
ODA.dream: lecture and Neurosynchronization demonstration.
A collective visualisation of multiple EEG streams using Neuromandala.
ODA.dream: group recording and generative visualisation. Ekaterina Kalashnikova organised the event.
A movement session from which the Theatre of My Name protocol emerged.
ODA.dream brought Neuromandala for a demonstration. Yulia Korichina invited participants to sing and dance the mandalas; the witness/mover protocol developed together.
The first presentation of the early MindShow trajectory at Moscow’s projection festival.
ODA.dream: live EEG visualisation under the historical MindGrid name. Ekaterina Kalashnikova organised the event.
Event neuroanalysis is an artistic interpretation of the recording’s dynamics.
ODA.dream’s submission was declined; the studio did not participate in the festival.
ODA.dream: preparing and submitting a competition application.
The application concerns the festival programme on 2 August 2025.
An internal session with Theatre of My Name and Neurosynchronization.
ODA.dream: neurovisual system and participation protocols; Ksenia Golyzhibina organised the laboratory with the ballet theatre.
A closed working session with the Innovation Ballet Theatre company.
A competition concept for the MindGrid stand: neurogram recording, participant associations and multiple screens.
ODA.dream: a competition submission for an interactive installation on the theme of liminality.
The competition application was submitted on 12 July 2020.
A projection-festival trajectory from MindGrid to collective MultiSync recording and the updated MindShow.
An architectural projection on the Hypercube in 2024 and participation in a media-art contest in 2025.
From a conference and working laboratory to Project Schrödinger and the Interference of Realities premiere.
Neurovisual recording within sound practice and the Sound and Brain lecture.
