INNATIVE LAB

We are happy to be part of this unique community of artists, neuroscientists, designers and highly creative people!
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We have exciting news: Innative Lab has been selected as a finalist for the Falling Walls Science Breakthroughs of the Year 2023 in the category Art and Science. Falling Walls is an important platform in the global scientific and innovation community. It plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between different disciplines, inspiring new ideas, and promoting the advancement of knowledge and technology.
Now so looking forward to be into the 10 winners with the project Collective Brain Synchronizations 🤩🧠

with Gabor Csongradi Federico Foderaro Jose Fernando Andrade

We organized a workshop for a small group and were impressed by the outcome when this diverse team engaged with the interface. We extend our gratitude to all the participants for their enthusiastic involvement and valuable feedback, making this session truly memorable!
The qualities of the space also played an important role in the making, thanks to the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin for hosting our art-tech experience.

with Gabor Csongradi Federico Foderaro Jose Fernando Andrade
Photography: András G. Varga

We organized a workshop for a small group and were impressed by the outcome when this diverse team engaged with the interface. We extend our gratitude to all the participants for their enthusiastic involvement and valuable feedback, making this session truly memorable!
The qualities of the space also played an important role in the making, thanks to the Collegium Hungaricum Berlin for hosting our art-tech experience.

Gabor Csongradi

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Impressions of our presentation at meet-up. It was a honor to share the stage with Paul Chojecki from the
We continue forward to bringing our XR immersive experiences to a broader audience!

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After trying out our Brain Computer Interface

Getting ready for our live installation Sensing Projections at The Agape exhibition: Our artwork/piece introduces a collective Brain-Computer Interface with 4 wireless electroencephalograph headbands that allows participants to modify in real-time audiovisual sets.
With the guidance of InnativeLab team, participants are invited to work as a team with their mind power, movements and imagination. Sensing Projections deals with human primary, ancestral ways to connect, augmenting bodies and minds with the help of neurotech, for the achievement of satisfactory aesthetic experiences. EDGE: blurring the border between art and neuroscience MONOM kling klang klong