Our Work: Bridging Minds, Machines & Culture

This unique pop-up art experiment invited attendees to wear a BCI headset that, enabled a group of artists to capture thoughts and emotions into a unique creative interpretation. 

At the conclusion of the experiment, 100 individual impressions collected from 100 volunteers converged to generate a collective consciousness collection of artworks- the “100 Thoughts Canvas”.

The neural canvas roundtable at the French senate, with renowned artists, neuroscientists, policymakers, and ai experts—to delve into the ethical implications of mind-reading technology.
Palais du luxembourg the debate took place in the french senate, in the salon du development durable on feb 8th, in the preopening of the ai action summit, organized by the French presidency.

Following its Paris debut, the Brain Manifesto expands internationally with a travelling series of installations and debates. Stops include Cannes (2025), Bucharest (2026), London (2026), Zürich (TBA), and New York (dates TBA). Each city will host a localized version of the experiment, paired with high-level discussions on human-machine creativity.

A curated EEG dataset capturing the emotional and cognitive fingerprints of 100 individuals. These neural patterns, recorded during the original BCI art experience, form the foundation of a growing creativity index—designed to explore the boundaries between memory, emotion, and generative AI.

An evolving framework reimagining the Bauhaus movement for the age of neurotechnology. It merges architecture, design, and AI ethics into a manifesto for adaptive aesthetics—where machine intelligence and human experience co-create new cultural forms.