Movement and description
Pair dancing and a description of personal experience before observing the shared visual recording.
E / Education
Dance Connection and Feedback
A workshop on attention to oneself and a partner: movement, neurovisual recording observation and reflection.
All programmesQuestion and programme
Dance partners move, describe their sensations, observe visual feedback and repeat the sequence. The workshop explores attention to oneself and one’s partner, the felt sense of coordination and observers’ impressions.
- Movement and description
- Shared observation
- Repetition and reflection
Shared observation
The pair observes Neuromandala and tries an agreed attention scenario; audience size differs from the number of measured participants.
Repetition and reflection
Repeated movement and feedback from the pair and observers. Differences are discussed without claiming established method efficacy.
Programme
- Audience
- Dancing pairs and observers; professional experience and group adaptation are scoped.
- Authorship and facilitators
- Current adaptation: ODA.dream. The historical NeuroSync announcement names Ivan Ninenko, Daler Arabov and Olga Nogteva; these names belong to the early protocol version.
Practice and outcome
Two pairs taking turns and a group of observers in the Kaluga presentation. Measurement, movement and discussion are distinct segments.
Reflection on differences in paired movement and in observing oneself and a partner.
Preparation and conditions
Delivery arrangements
- Kaluga version
- Plan: 2 hours, two pairs and 30–40 observers, with two neurointerfaces. These parameters are not a universal capacity.
- Programme conditions
- The exact duration, audience age and size, facilitators, equipment and recording permissions are scoped for the invitation.
We adapt the programme, participation arrangements and materials to the aims of the meeting.
We adapt the content and practical activities to the audience and meeting conditions.
Discuss the programme