Working with two deaf musicians, Ruth Montgomery and Danny Lane from music and the deaf, the collective pioneered a working practice for improvisation based on live performers brainwaves. Presented as a series of live experiments at the Bluecoat in Liverpool as part of the Dada festival to a live audience of 50.
Working in collaboration with Taylors of Harrogate to create the ‘Sound of Coffee’ – an art installation which used state-of-art neuroscience technology to give people an exclusive, real-time look inside their mind.
If Architecture is Frozen Music, Imagine what would happen in a Thaw – Matt Dixon.
Brainwave cymatics uses an EEG headset which turns the electrical signals of the audience members’ brains into sound, which in turn is revealed via shapes on the surface of a dark liquid using a phenomonma of cymatics.
Souls as Software Objects explored the future of humanity and technology and was the third live performative experiment presented by…