This panel undertakes a deep and critical reflection about the general usage of biomedical signals from the mid 1960s to nowadays and their inclusion in artistic work, in regard both to the artistic application of these signals as well as the consequent theoretical implications. The members of this panel discuss concrete applications of biomedical signals in dance, performance and installation, the role of the enacting self embodied in these systems and the implications interactive installations have for the self-perception through technology. They focus on the complex and hybrid relationships between body, technology and environment, the perceptual qualities emerging from it, as well as the ethical implications of employing these systems
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The Brain Computer Interface (BCI) as a communication method has become very popular in the past sev...
Software and hardware developments in the 21st century have greatly expanded the realm of possibilit...
International audienceIn this article we discuss the ethical and aesthetic implications of the appro...
This research is about the relationship between the human body and digital devices, particularly the...
This paper deals with the usage of bio-data from performers to create interactive multimedia perform...
This paper aims to present the experience of the use of bioelectric signals, particularly those pres...
This exegesis details the development of four interactive artworks that enable audiences to observe ...
This paper aims to present the experience of the use of bioelectric signals, particularly those pres...
Much art seeks to describe or stimulate the feelings and emotions of the viewer, through both abstr...
The appropriation of electronic and digital technologies in the course of twentieth century and earl...
Think about your body. Consider its capability of channeling articulate information with a single ga...
We are exploring new possibilities for bodily-focused aesthetic experiences within participatory liv...
This chapter looks at technologies of biosensing and techniques of sonification that invoke physical...
While an extensive palette of sound and visual generation techniques have been developed during the ...
Visitors interact with a blindfolded artist's body, the motions of which are tracked and translated ...
The Brain Computer Interface (BCI) as a communication method has become very popular in the past sev...
Software and hardware developments in the 21st century have greatly expanded the realm of possibilit...
International audienceIn this article we discuss the ethical and aesthetic implications of the appro...