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Enter Brooks' Salon, a beauty salon of the future, and peruse a line of speculative low- to high-tech beauty products while waiting for your appointment to get a set of “Octavia Electrodes,” transcranial extensions designed to make the brain’s synapses more excitable and primed to increase neuroplasticity. Participate in a live study on your way out to help Hyphen-Labs better explore the neurocognitive impact of your visit.
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573 Main Street, Park City
Friday, January 20–Friday, January 27, 1:00–8:00 p.m.
Saturday, January 28, 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Credential holders only
YEAR 2016
SECTION New Frontier Art
COUNTRY U.S.A.
RUN TIME 10 min
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Carmen Aguilar y Wedge (Cuba/Mexico/USA) is an engineer, artist, and researcher. In 2014, she co-founded Hyphen-Labs, an international team of women with backgrounds in engineering, science, and architecture who now synthesize art and technology.
Ashley Baccus-Clark (USA)is a molecular and cellular biologist and multidisciplinary artist who uses new media and storytelling to explore themes of deep learning, cognition, memory, and systems of belief.
Ece Tankal (Turkey) co-founder of Hyphen-Labs, is an architect, moving image maker and multidisciplinary designer operating at the intersection of art and human interaction to craft etherial experiences.
Nitzan Bartov (Israel) is an architect, game designer and artist. Co-founder of n-Dimensional game studio, Her work is a mashup of architecture, spatial storytelling, and pop culture.