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Sync Circle
Participants would sit in a circle while a shared visual field responds to changing EEG signals.
What forms might shared attention take without claiming to measure human connection itself?
A proposed group installation that makes patterns of collective attention visible.
About the work
Based on: Neurosynchronization
- Concept based on the work Neurosynchronization
- Visual shown is a conceptual rendering
Inside the work
The circle as a shared field
The concept proposes seating participants in a circle and combining their changing EEG signals in a floor projection. Individual mandala neurograms appear alongside coloured connections between them. Music and LED lighting extend the spatial composition. This is a proposed environment based on Neurosynchronization, not a description of a completed installation.
Proposed configuration
The proposed scenario is for five to seven participants and uses MultiSync, TouchDesigner, floor projection, sound and LED lighting. It proposes a 25–30-minute session followed by 10–15 minutes of discussion. Equipment and participation need testing as the installation develops.
A screen connection and a human connection
Coloured lines show the result of a chosen signal-comparison algorithm. The artistic metaphor of shared attention does not mean the system measures agreement, closeness or a group’s shared thought. The card image is identified as a conceptual rendering; inquiries concern further development, not a ready-made presentation.
Recordings and publications
Demonstrations of the Neurosynchronization method on which the installation concept is based.
Work materials
The work is at the concept stage; production requirements will be defined during development.
Who makes the work
ODA.dream
Installation concept based on Neurosynchronization
Working with the project
Installation concept. We welcome a conversation about further development.