By materializing the nervous system as a process of perception itself, the installation invites participants to take part in the process of perception. The nervous apparatus, made of electronic components and sensors, constantly gathers information about the environment, which is interpreted and transformed in real time. A modified version of the data thus emerges, confronting the viewer with an unpredictable outcome.

The electrified perception of the installation, like the human one, is multisensory and focuses on multiple sensations simultaneously. Through the integration of electronic components, the system captures individual stimuli in layers. The viewer is thus able to interact with the installation and influence which data the system will capture and manipulate. The audience becomes an important participant in the process of perception. The nervous system is able to pick up sound, touch and movement. The individual stimuli are interpreted and transmitted back to the environment in the form of multi-channel sound or light.

At the intersection of human intervention and machine processing of stimuli, questions emerge about the limits of human influence in shaping our understanding of the world. The installation seeks to disrupt established notions of the world and confront viewers with an always unique mystification of information from the environment. Through the interactivity of the work, the viewer becomes a collaborator in the formation of new outcomes.

Read more about the project at https://kindl.work/2024/Moira