Компьютеризация EMDR ? ↑

retif 20 мая 2007, 15:27 в посте Metapractice (оригинал в ЖЖ)

Emotion‘s Defi brillator tobias grewenig 2005

400 x 400 x250 cm; interactive installation;

techniques used for the realisation

hardware: pulse oximeter, skin sensor, breath sensor, electrostimulator, vga-screen,

6 satellite speakers, 1 subwoofer, ir camera, 2 computers [audio/video].

The electronic sculpture,

„Emotion‘s Defi brillator“, responds to the

cliché that electronics manipulate consciousness,

that is to say, media are reduced to

being the psychological effects of which they

cause. Indeed, apart from their functional

qualities, cathode ray tubes, projectors and

generally almost all of the electrical and

electronic devices used in daily life have a

subtle psychological impact on the human

being. Fluorescent lights buzz and refrigerators

rumble – their way of making us aware

of their underlying electrical, or electronic

(depending on the device) acoustic presence.

Cinematographic fi lms are examples of perception

taking a „concrete“ form, where the

optical illusion of seeing „moving pictures“ is

made possible only due to the „slowness of

perception of the human eye“. When a light

wave attains the eye, the cells of the retina

transmit a signal to the brain. However this

light wave is held only for a brief second. To

create the illusion of motion, new light waves

(light photograms) must be send to the brain

in order to maintain this effect.