The talk and live music-led meditation session draws on sound design, psychology, neuroscience, folklore and diasporic spirituality. Studies of Air and Smoke is both an art performance and a meta-educational intervention; it is neither a concert nor a lecture. Thiago Leiros-Costa explores the dualism between being an artist and a scientist, performing both roles in the same evening and exploring their connections. The first part of the session assesses the nature of attention and awareness, and how the brain and our expectations are vital in constructing our experience of the world around us. Participants are invited to approach the second part, a musical performance, as a meditation session. Prompts and triggers given during the talk will be explored in the course of the performance. The music will range from folk to free improvisation and sound design.
The talk and live music-led meditation session draws on sound design, psychology, neuroscience, folklore and diasporic spirituality. Studies of Air and Smoke is both an art performance and a meta-educational intervention; it is neither a concert nor a lecture. Thiago Leiros-Costa explores the dualism between being an artist and a scientist, performing both roles in the same evening and exploring their connections. The first part of the session assesses the nature of attention and awareness, and how the brain and our expectations are vital in constructing our experience of the world around us. Participants are invited to approach the second part, a musical performance, as a meditation session. Prompts and triggers given during the talk will be explored in the course of the performance. The music will range from folk to free improvisation and sound design.
The talk and live music-led meditation session draws on sound design, psychology, neuroscience, folklore and diasporic spirituality. Studies of Air and Smoke is both an art performance and a meta-educational intervention; it is neither a concert nor a lecture. Thiago Leiros-Costa explores the dualism between being an artist and a scientist, performing both roles in the same evening and exploring their connections. The first part of the session assesses the nature of attention and awareness, and how the brain and our expectations are vital in constructing our experience of the world around us. Participants are invited to approach the second part, a musical performance, as a meditation session. Prompts and triggers given during the talk will be explored in the course of the performance. The music will range from folk to free improvisation and sound design.
The talk and live music-led meditation session draws on sound design, psychology, neuroscience, folklore and diasporic spirituality. Studies of Air and Smoke is both an art performance and a meta-educational intervention; it is neither a concert nor a lecture. Thiago Leiros-Costa explores the dualism between being an artist and a scientist, performing both roles in the same evening and exploring their connections. The first part of the session assesses the nature of attention and awareness, and how the brain and our expectations are vital in constructing our experience of the world around us. Participants are invited to approach the second part, a musical performance, as a meditation session. Prompts and triggers given during the talk will be explored in the course of the performance. The music will range from folk to free improvisation and sound design.
The talk and live music-led meditation session draws on sound design, psychology, neuroscience, folklore and diasporic spirituality. Studies of Air and Smoke is both an art performance and a meta-educational intervention; it is neither a concert nor a lecture. Thiago Leiros-Costa explores the dualism between being an artist and a scientist, performing both roles in the same evening and exploring their connections. The first part of the session assesses the nature of attention and awareness, and how the brain and our expectations are vital in constructing our experience of the world around us. Participants are invited to approach the second part, a musical performance, as a meditation session. Prompts and triggers given during the talk will be explored in the course of the performance. The music will range from folk to free improvisation and sound design.
The talk and live music-led meditation session draws on sound design, psychology, neuroscience, folklore and diasporic spirituality. Studies of Air and Smoke is both an art performance and a meta-educational intervention; it is neither a concert nor a lecture. Thiago Leiros-Costa explores the dualism between being an artist and a scientist, performing both roles in the same evening and exploring their connections. The first part of the session assesses the nature of attention and awareness, and how the brain and our expectations are vital in constructing our experience of the world around us. Participants are invited to approach the second part, a musical performance, as a meditation session. Prompts and triggers given during the talk will be explored in the course of the performance. The music will range from folk to free improvisation and sound design.
The talk and live music-led meditation session draws on sound design, psychology, neuroscience, folklore and diasporic spirituality. Studies of Air and Smoke is both an art performance and a meta-educational intervention; it is neither a concert nor a lecture. Thiago Leiros-Costa explores the dualism between being an artist and a scientist, performing both roles in the same evening and exploring their connections. The first part of the session assesses the nature of attention and awareness, and how the brain and our expectations are vital in constructing our experience of the world around us. Participants are invited to approach the second part, a musical performance, as a meditation session. Prompts and triggers given during the talk will be explored in the course of the performance. The music will range from folk to free improvisation and sound design.
Doppelseite des Readers zu „I used to think that I was made of Stone“.
(„everyone“, 9,5 x 15,2 cm, 36 Seiten)
Medien-Beschreibung (en)
Double-page spread of the accompanying reader for “I used to think that I was made of Stone”.
(“everyone”, 9,5 x 15,2 cm, 36 pages)
Alternativ-Text (de)
Übersicht verschiedener Worte, kurzer Texte und Symbole. Die deutsche Übersetzung der Überschrift lautet: „Unvollständige Glossarbegriffe, sortiert nach Steinen“.
Alternativ-Text (en)
Overview of words, several short texts and signs. The heading says: “Incomplete Glossary Terms organised by stones”.
Doppelseite des Readers zu „I used to think that I was made of Stone“.
(„everyone“, 9,5 x 15,2 cm, 36 Seiten)
Medien-Beschreibung (en)
Double-page spread of the accompanying reader for “I used to think that I was made of Stone”.
(“everyone”, 9,5 x 15,2 cm, 36 pages)
Alternativ-Text (de)
Zwei Hände halten ein Heft vor eine Wand. Es zeigt mehrere Abbildungen in schwarz-weiß. Variationen einer Figur mit einem großen hellen Gewand, auf dem ein Gesicht abgebildet ist. Auf der rechten Seite steht unter dem vergößerten Bild der Text: "Wenn das Schweißtuch (sudarium) im leeren Grab Jesu nun nicht das heutige 'Volto Santo von Manopello' ist, sondern das 'Bluttuch von Oviedo', wer war dann Veronika und wer ist das auf dem Tuch?" auf Englisch und Deutsch.
Alternativ-Text (en)
Two hands holding a booklet in front of a wall. It shows several illustrations in black and white. Variations of a figure with a large light-colored robe on which a face is depicted. On the right-hand side under the enlarged image stands the text: “Now, If the Shroud (sudarium) in Jesus‘ empty tomb is not today's ’Volto Santo of Manopello‘, but the ’Blood Cloth of Oviedo', then who was Veronica and who is the person on the cloth?” in German and English.
Großer freigestellter, heller Wachsblock. Im Hintergrund ist ein Holzboden zu sehen. Mittig verläuft eine Schwelle, teilweise aus Stein und Ton. Der Zwischenraum ist mit Wachs gefüllt.
Alternativ-Text (en)
Isolated object: a big block of wax. The background shows a wooden floor. In the middle is a threshold, partly made of stone and clay. The space in between is filled with wax.