Andrew Federman
For The Ascent, participants wear an EEG headset that is hooked up to a theatrical winch in the ceiling. If they can achieve a relaxed state of mind, they will levitate off the ground. Steve Cuiffo tries to meditate at this performance of The Ascent in Brooklyn.
Andrew Federman
Participant Lucille Ascanio begins her ascent.
Andrew Federman
Ascanio at the mid-point of her ascent.
Andrew Federman
Success.
- Back to story:
- Mind Games: Designing with EEG
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