Signal and interface
What a neurointerface records and how data enters a feedback system.
E / Education
Neurofeedback and Collective Feedback in Media Art
A lecture on neurointerfaces, Neuromandala and artistic work with feedback from multiple participants.
All programmesQuestion and programme
We move from rhythms and neurointerfaces to biofeedback, Neuromandala and collective interaction. Artistic examples trace the path from recording a signal to a shared visual experience.
- Signal and interface
- Neuromandala as a system
- Collective experience
Neuromandala as a system
The authorial visualisation is considered an artistic translation of data rather than thought reading.
Collective experience
Shared recording, group visualisation and questions about the relationship between signal and interaction.
Programme
- Audience
- Audience and adaptation are scoped for the invitation.
- Authorship and facilitators
- An ODA.dream programme; facilitators are scoped for the invitation.
Practice and outcome
A lecture, media-art examples and an agreed demonstration.
Understanding the distinction between recording, visualisation and artistic interpretation of collective experience.
Preparation and conditions
Delivery arrangements
- Programme outline
- The baseline duration is 1.5 hours; the demonstration and equipment are agreed with the venue.
- 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