Exploring the synchronicity in the convolution between two human brain signals. Weaving together these signals, we aim to construct liminal ecotones—spaces that embody the beauty and unity found in coming together as a community. In this context, we employ artificial intelligence as a tool to manifest and enhance this interconnectedness, mirroring the symbiotic relationships that exist between humans and the natural world.
with Antoine Bellemare
Exploring Uncertainty in Dementia Research and Lived Experience: A Tripartite Creative Knowledge Exchange Among Researchers, Carers, and Artists
Part of the Trellis: Arbor Programme at University College London. With Tatiana Alvarez Giovannucci and Lucy Steggals
IMAGINED stands for Investigating Meaning-making and the cocreation of Guidelines for Evaluation IN participatory Arts for Dementia. It is a 2-year project seeking to explore meaning-making processes in participatory arts for dementia activities, and how to evaluate these meaningful experiences.
The project is led by ECRED in partnership with the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, University of Florida, Queen Margaret University, St Columba’s Hospice Care, Music in Hospitals and Care and Scottish Ballet.
Through a compelling docu-fictional narrative, SEIEN: Love Your Rage delves into the societal pressures that often lead women-identifying individuals to suppress their anger, as well as into the transformative power that arises from embracing the complex and diverse colours of our emotions.
Special thanks to Yoon Joo, Emilia Tapprest, Orshi Szeverics and the amazing brave women who parcipated in the film.
Mar Estarellas