Cognitive Overload

Cognitive Overload Operating System Studio Description Cognitive Overload is a psychoacoustic installation that explores how auditory stimuli can shape perception by engaging the brain’s capacity for neural entrainment — the dynamic process through which internal neural rhythms synchronise with external temporal patterns. Drawing on research in psychoacoustics, embodied perception and multisensory integration, the work investigates…

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Face of Universe

Face of Universe Tatsuru Arai in collaboration with Boris Vaitovič Description Face of Universe is an audiovisual media art project that mediates communication between human intelligence and AI to deepen our understanding of human perception and cognition. Viewing urban cities and their wild flora as modern continuations of an ecosystem born from solar energy, the…

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Vanity Mirror

Vanity Mirror PULSE of CYENS Description Vanity Mirror is a real-time Unreal Engine MetaHuman facial capture experience that lets visitors become and customise a digital avatar. Users can choose a main character, add accessories such as glasses, hats, and makeup, and calibrate two facial expressions such as smiling and frowning. The system can exaggerate these…

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OPTICS

OPTICS Angeliki Koutsodimitropoulou Description OPTICS is a series of reflective objects that function as perceptual devices. Positioned in space like little portals, they transform the familiar surface of the mirror into unstable optical fields. By destabilising one of the most familiar architectural surfaces, the objects introduce subtle ruptures in the way space is normally perceived,…

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Outside the City, Within the Self

Outside the City, Within the Self Visual Arts and Architectural Design / Department of Architecture UCY Description According to Juhani Pallasmaa, architectural experience engages the entire body and all the senses, transforming space into a lived, embodied experience. This perspective served as a key theoretical reference for the students' zine and installation, Outside the…

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The Body Remembers

The Body Remembers Visual Arts and Architectural Design / Department of Architecture UCY Description The Body Remembers is a non-linear diary in which experiences are inscribed onto the body and, in turn, transform space. Each layer records a creator's memories, and together they form a shared narrative rooted in childhood. Maria's memories revolve around everyday…

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Fluid Morph

Fluid Morph Hkason Description Fluid Morph: Conceived through the interplay between the rehabilitative and assistive devices of the present and the trace-bearing organs that hold memories of the past, a new body comes into being.  This body moves through water, leaving its own unique traces and experimenting with new sensations within that motion. The…

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Noctilucence 

Noctilucence  Carmilla Sumantry Description Noctilucence  is an 11-minute VR artwork exploring shadow work through a meditative, immersive environment set in a surreal alien landscape. It invites viewers into a dreamlike virtual desert where the unseen aspects of the self are externalised through an evolving, alien world. Drawing from the practice of shadow work and confronting and integrating…

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Being, Between

Being, Between Gustiele Fistarol & Patrick Ortiz Description Being, Between is an interactive installation that bridges distances and materialises the ephemeral traces that flow between bodies in an encounter. By connecting participants in different locations, the artwork captures their heartbeat data and transmits it through digital networks, weaving a shared, real-time experience. These data streams…

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I make the babies it gave me

I make the babies it gave me Chaya Shen Description I make the babies it gave me is a sculpture series made of tin. The 12 pieces originate from the artist's own ultrasound images generated during a gynaecologist's visit. The bodily representation was translated three times — through AI generative models and 3D sculpting, then…

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