Consciousness as Interface : 2 day workshop : Hong Kong

Consciousness as Interface:
or, to put into the earth the front part of the head, from the forehead to the chin

Beginning from the idea that conscious experience is an interface, “a control device”, this exploratory workshop seeks to construct simple techniques and machines which may potentially be used to visualise such an interface. These will include flickering, stroboscopic circuits; copper and zinc plate batteries with electrodes to be attached to the eyelid; static amber discharge machines; and noise generators.

The workshop will finish with an open public performance/demonstration in which the participants will perform and show their work to the public.

Subject areas covered in the workshop include:
1). Your finger is a finger, your eye is a mouse
or, your eye is an eye and your finger is a mouse.

2). [C,H,O]-[Fe++Fe+++2O4]-[Zn]-[Cu] + Acid + Eye
or, sending an electric current into your eye.

3). Opening flicker portals in optic nerve fibres
or, staring directly into a high powered stroboscopic light firing at around 15-25 flashes per second.

4). Noise generators
or, noise generators.

5). Engaging the Holoflux
or, upon reaching a heightened state of awareness of conscious experience flowing around you, allow yourself to fall into the wormhole.

For full information please visit this link :
http://ryanjordan.nnnnn.org.uk/doku.php?id=consciousness_as_interface

Date: Saturday 28th February - Sunday 1st March 2015
Time: 12 midday - 6pm daily
Location: Art and Culture Outreach, 14/F, Foo Tak Building, 365-367 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong (Exit B of Causeway Bay MTR station, opposite to Tin Lok Lane)
Cost: HKD$500 / $300 (student) per person for 2 days. This price includes all materials and you keep what you make at the end.
Booking: Limited to 10 participants. Please email [email protected] to reserve a place.

The workshop requires no prior knowledge or training in anything. However, if you are experienced in any of the topics or related fields it would be good if you would like to join the workshop and contribute your knowledge.