Jacquelene Drinkall,  Hypnosis in Media for Brain Computer Interface , EEG neuroheadset and viewing participant interaction, live video camera, 2015,  screen still. My video montage of scenes of hypnosis in video, titled 'Hypnosis in Video', colour, audio, 20 minutes, was made in 2001, and was repurposed for EEG neuroheadset interaction using the Emotiv bio-neuroheadset, with collaborative assistance from computer programmer Warren Armstrong. Shifting mental and emotional states of the viewing participant wearing the bio-neuroheadset are mapped to the shifting 'test pattern bars' of the interactive video, and the brain signals also trigger different thought-forms to appear on the screen - the thought-forms are replaced by a live video camera feed of the viewing participant after a succession of three different coloured thought-forms.
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