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SUMMARY:Resonance: Meditative Neural Rhythms as Collective Spatial Experie
 nce
DESCRIPTION:Ruipeng Wang (Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); Cri
 tical Matter Group, Media Lab); Yuxiang Cheng and Zhiyan Xing (Harvard Uni
 versity; Critical Matter Group, Media Lab); and Behnaz Farahi (Media Lab, 
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT); Critical Matter Group, Media 
 Lab)\n\nResonance transforms a traditionally solitary meditative practice 
 into a shared spatial experience by externalizing a meditator's neural rhy
 thms as architectural-scale light and motion. Rather than treating neurofe
 edback as private data, the work situates cognition within an immersive en
 vironment that can be collectively sensed and inhabited. Bridging contempl
 ative traditions with computational design, it expands bio-responsive syst
 ems beyond subjective interaction toward shared, embodied engagement and c
 ollective awareness.\n\nInterest Area: Arts & Design, Research & Education
 \n\nKeyword: Animation, Art, Audio, Augmented Reality, Capture/Scanning, D
 ynamics, Hardware, Lighting, Performance, Real-Time, Scientific Visualizat
 ion, Spatial Computing, Virtual Reality\n\nRegistration Category: Full Con
 ference Supporter, Full Conference, Experience\n\nSession Chair: Oliver Gi
 ngrich (University of Greenwich, NeuroCreate)\n\n
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