Clear Noise has now finished showing at Le Cube. For enquires email hello@seeper.com.Video coming shortly.

Le Cube, Paris, 11-15 December 2012

Overview
CLEAR NOISE is an interactive installation about focus in a world of distraction. The advance of increasingly invasive and ubiquitous technology creates ever more mental noise. Exploring how this relationship might be reversed, CLEAR NOISE reminds individuals that they may still take control of their own headspace.

In the work, four rings orbit a central brain, each created procedurally as organically evolving forms using Seeper’s real-time graphics engine. Each ring represents the strength of a different mental state sensed by the brain sensors: noise, frustration, excitement and meditation. As the wearer focuses their mind and reduces the noise, these rings converge into a single point.

Technical Description
Electromagnetic radiation is read from the brain using an Emotiv EPOC headset equipped with 14 saline sensors. Advanced machine learning algorithms developed by Emotiv process these faint signals to estimate the emotional state causing their emission. The work processes these emotional states to drive a visual and sonic interpretation of the competing forces within the brain. All brains are different and the system’s interpretation varies between individuals.

Instructions
The attendant will place the headset on your head, adjusting each sensor to the correct position on your scalp. It can take some tweaking to get each sensor reading correctly so please be patient. Please note that the sensors have to be dampened with saline solution in order to make a reliable connection with the head and it occasionally has difficulty sensing through thick hair.

When everything is reading correctly, you will be invited to sit on the stool in the centre of the room facing the projection and the attendant will activate the installation when you are ready. Focus your attention on the brain in the centre, concentrate and attempt to clear the noise as the system attempts to identify the dominant force in your mind.

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See also
www.emotiv.com
www.arcadi.fr/evenements/festival-nemo/
www.lecube.com

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The vinyl wrap is almost complete, covering the glass windows of the IMAX,

The Beeb have had their say, Bournemouth demolishes ‘hated’ building.

We expect to see you all there! Bournemouth Waterfront, 9pm, Saturday evening (29/9/12), for a spectacular explosion of sights and sonics!

If you can’t make it in person, fortunately there will also be a LIVE STREAM

If your not able to watch the stream either, hold tight for our edit, it will be online next week!

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The team have arrived in Birmingham and are in the process of setting up the show. Over the next few days we will be updating this page with images from both Birmingham and Nottingham.

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For all the event information go to http://www.mandala2012.co.uk

To watch the event make your way to http://seeper.com/mandala-2012/

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Evan has recently been at TED2012 collaborating with Jon Ronson, Julian Treasure and Rob Pybus.
You can catch up with some of their TED talks below:

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Wings of Desire features some of the craziest dancers, acrobats and musicians around. For example, Australia’s internationally renowned multimedia Circus act, Circa and the UK’s own 2Faced Dance Company. Seeper have integrated an architectural projection show that will provide a fitting end to a spectacular production.

Get yourself down to Birmingham Town hall in Victoria square, the show will start at 21:30 each night until the 20th. If you like what you see, remember to tweet us @seeperarts and we’ll send you some choice pics from the night.

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It is our biggest show to date and you can watch it live from 8pm:  http://ni2012.com/lightshow

Follow @seeperarts for a glimpse of the build up before the show begins…

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On Monday the 21st Nov we were lighting up the banks of the River Themes with a playful lighting installation on London’s Southbank. Built for Nokia’s Little Amazing Show.

With a week production time, we designed and built a game based around a seesaw. Oscillating their way through various stages users were able to seesaw their way to a pretty maga light show!

Photo credit: Beck Floyd

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As the main partner seeper have produced and directed every fine detail in the lead up to the event. Amongst other things this has included the creation of all the motion graphics, which can be sampled at the bottom of this post. During the event seeper will be exhibiting a recent project, Immersion, which was produced for young people with autistic spectrum disorders and complex difficulties (http://seeper.com/baskerville/). seeper will also have on show their multi-touch table which allows users to play, program and modulate a wide variety of instrumentation.

To find out more visit http://www.tedxlondon.com/

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