Diffusion

    Shuai Xu

    "Diffusion" is a performance (Interactive installation) that uses a brainwave sensor (EEG) to convert the intangible abstraction brain activity, thinking, or feeling into tangible things such as sounds, objects, sculptures.

    As well as using this interactive project in connection with human brain activity, it will unleash the inherent meaning between thought and matter, concept and object, human and machine.

    Performer: Dahong Wang, Yuhao Yin, Meijun Xu


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    Goldsmiths, University of London
    St James Hatcham Building

    Shuai Xu

    Shuai Xu is a Chinese creative coder and new media artist currently based in London.

    Shuai works with computation as a medium and language to investigate the collisions between computational arts, science, and new media technology.

    His work with emerging technologies bridges communication between traditional narrative language and computational language, focuses on this interactive relationship between immersive environments and intelligent digital systems. In this way, the search for digital technology and narrative expression may be able to go beyond independent feelings, potentially creating new relationships between body, environment and technology, as well as new ways to bring aesthetic consciousness among people.

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    Thing power  Experiential array  Memory bank   interactive  performance  music  

    Shuai Xu

    Shuai Xu is a Chinese creative coder and new media artist currently based in London.

    Shuai works with computation as a medium and language to investigate the collisions between computational arts, science, and new media technology.

    His work with emerging technologies bridges communication between traditional narrative language and computational language, focuses on this interactive relationship between immersive environments and intelligent digital systems. In this way, the search for digital technology and narrative expression may be able to go beyond independent feelings, potentially creating new relationships between body, environment and technology, as well as new ways to bring aesthetic consciousness among people.