Our minds continuously generate an infinite stream of thoughts as we interact with the world around us. Every day we create approximately 60,000 of them, both conscious and unconscious. Even during moments of rest, our brains continue to stay engaged. Still, we rarely actively question the process of thinking as it is. Canvas of Consciousness – an interactive kinetic installation controlled by an EEG headset – encourages us to adopt a new perspective on this essential yet abstract phenomenon.
Canvas of Consciousness / Carla Noëlle Martini (DE), Valeria Schwindt (DE), Photo: Carla Noëlle Martini, Valeria Schwindt
Canvas of Consciousness / Carla Noëlle Martini (DE), Valeria Schwindt (DE), Photo: Carla Noëlle Martini, Valeria Schwindt
Canvas of Consciousness / Carla Noëlle Martini (DE), Valeria Schwindt (DE), Photo: Carla Noëlle Martini, Valeria Schwindt
Canvas of Consciousness / Carla Noëlle Martini (DE), Valeria Schwindt (DE), Photo: Carla Noëlle Martini, Valeria Schwindt
Canvas of Consciousness / Carla Noëlle Martini (DE), Valeria Schwindt (DE), Photo: Carla Noëlle Martini, Valeria Schwindt
Carla Noëlle Martini (DE), Valeria Schwindt (DE)
Carla Noëlle Martini and Valeria Schwindt are a duo of communication design students based in Berlin. With a passion for creating experimental and spatial experiences, they are exploring new ways of interaction through their work. Combining different design fields with technology in interesting, playful ways is what drives them.