Museum of Thoughts – fossils of the future archaeology as a long-term information carrier for raw-brainwaves, 2012
Laser-cut paper
This project captured thoughts using a portable EEG-reader that tracks brain activity. The recorded thoughts are saved and compressed into geometric shapes by using a custom made computer script. They are then interpreted into physical stones that reflect the characteristics of brain activity. The current means of digital storage are sustainable for 3-5 years. I and Jaak Kaevats, an interaction designer, decided to design a long-term information carrier for raw brain waves. These data carriers might be used in the future when the technologies for reinterpreting brain waves have become more elaborate to read back on the information and analyze them.
Collaborated with Jaak Kaevats
KAHEE JEONG 