Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice

We present the first stage of our on-going artist-driven BCI collaboration, where we equipped an artist with the brain scanning technique functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) in order to record mental workload levels during her creative practice. The artists are interested in exposing the h...

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Main Authors: Maior, Horia A., Wilson, Max L., Locke, Caroline, Swann, Debra
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Published: 2018
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50631/
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author Maior, Horia A.
Wilson, Max L.
Locke, Caroline
Swann, Debra
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description We present the first stage of our on-going artist-driven BCI collaboration, where we equipped an artist with the brain scanning technique functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) in order to record mental workload levels during her creative practice. The artists are interested in exposing the hidden cognitive processes involved in their creative practice, in order to reuse or integrate the data into their performances. The researchers are interested in collecting unstructured ‘in the wild’ fNIRS data, and to see how the artists interpret the data retrospectively. We highlight some interesting early examples from the data and describe our on-going plans. We will have completed a second data collection before the workshop.
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spelling nottingham-506312020-05-04T19:32:55Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50631/ Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice Maior, Horia A. Wilson, Max L. Locke, Caroline Swann, Debra We present the first stage of our on-going artist-driven BCI collaboration, where we equipped an artist with the brain scanning technique functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) in order to record mental workload levels during her creative practice. The artists are interested in exposing the hidden cognitive processes involved in their creative practice, in order to reuse or integrate the data into their performances. The researchers are interested in collecting unstructured ‘in the wild’ fNIRS data, and to see how the artists interpret the data retrospectively. We highlight some interesting early examples from the data and describe our on-going plans. We will have completed a second data collection before the workshop. 2018-02-20 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Maior, Horia A., Wilson, Max L., Locke, Caroline and Swann, Debra (2018) Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice. In: CHI 2018 Artistic BCI Workshop, 22nd April 2018, Montreal, Canada. (In Press) Artistic BCI; fNIRS; Mental Workload; Making
spellingShingle Artistic BCI; fNIRS; Mental Workload; Making
Maior, Horia A.
Wilson, Max L.
Locke, Caroline
Swann, Debra
Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice
title Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice
title_full Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice
title_fullStr Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice
title_full_unstemmed Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice
title_short Brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice
title_sort brain activity and mental workload associated with artistic practice
topic Artistic BCI; fNIRS; Mental Workload; Making
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50631/