RECORD
Brain activity is recorded, selected, and reduced into usable control information.
EEG / 3D SCAN / REALTIME IMAGE / SOUND
An audiovisual study translating recorded brain activity into motion, distortion, and an unstable digital self-portrait.
[ 01 / CONCEPT ]
The project begins with a contradiction: brain activity is intimate and biological, yet it arrives as numbers. Instead of treating those numbers as clinical evidence, XSONG uses them as material for an audiovisual system.
Recorded EEG values influence the movement of a scanned head inside TouchDesigner. The result is neither a literal portrait nor a scientific visualization—it is a translation shaped by memory, instability, and signal loss.
[ 02 / PROCESS ]
Brain activity is recorded, selected, and reduced into usable control information.
Signal values are mapped to rotation, camera motion, and visual instability in TouchDesigner.
The realtime image system is placed in dialogue with music and shaped into the final film.
[ 03 / INTENT ]
The EEG is not used as decoration or proof of objectivity. It functions as another instrument: limited, noisy, embodied, and open to interpretation. The controlled system begins to malfunction, and the malfunction reveals the person inside it.
[ 04 / CREDITS ]