Since the Electroencephalograph (EEG) machine was built in 1958 at Burden Neurological Institute in Bristol - a technology that can be used to monitor brain activity by measuring electrical activity in the brain has emerged. This technology is a revolution in dissecting how human behavior, which has long been controlled by the brain, can be interpreted comprehensively in scientific and objective data. This work tries to read the relationship between the human mind and its surrounding environment and uses EEG technology as a preventive and imaginative step to understand the representation of human brain performance and memory.

This works adapts EEG technology features as a protocol to read memory and human brain performance. Like when we look at a social phenomenon such as violence, crime, radicalism and even war or even other visionary sides. How the mind of a futurist, who is able to create revolutionary discoveries that can change the world, works. This work connects two axes in the presentation of a work -Sarah wants to present a deep experience to the audience, playing with the boundaries between reality and the virtual world. Seeing the imaginary space which is often perceived as a mystery, delving into abstract and dynamic human thinking.