Conceptual artist Lisa Park has been experimenting with a specialized device called a NeuroSky EEG
headset that helps transform brain activity into streams of data that
can be manipulated for the purposes of research, or in this case, a
Fluxus-inspired performance art piece titled Euonia
(Greek for “beautiful thought”). Park used the EEG headset to monitor
the delta, theta, alpha, and beta waves of her brain as well as eye
movements and transformed the resulting data with specialized software
into sound waves. Five speakers are placed under shallow dishes of water
which then vibrate in various patterns in accordance with her brain
activity.June 13 at http://www.thisiscolossal.com/
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