“Movement in Void” is my artistic investigation of the brain wave sensing technology, a reflection of my personal yoga, meditation practices, and a tribute to Nam June Paik’s famous artwork – TV Buddha. Through this artwork, I extend the popular notion of embodiment in interactive art, by abandoning all gestural interactions and resorting to pure mental, and meditative activities. The interactive installation engages the participants in constant awareness of their mental activities and which may echo the mindfulness practices in Buddhism. The work also accumulates the brain wave data of all visitors to generate the collective patterns that manifest through the mechanical movement of the reactive environment.

《空．動》這件作品以探索腦波素描科技為旨，融合瑜伽冥想修行的藝術應用，並同時向白南准的作品《電視佛陀》致敬。透過此作品，我嘗試拋開互動藝術慣用的體感互動模式，而單純用意念來運作，這感覺跟佛家的正念修習有點相似。除此以外我亦會蒐集觀眾的腦波數據，以裝置形式呈現集體意念的模様。

Bryan Wai-ching CHUNG is an interactive media artist and design consultant. His artworks have been exhibited at the World Wide Video Festival, Multimedia Art Asia Pacific, Stuttgart Film Winter Festival, Microwave International New Media Arts Festival and the China Media Art Festival. In the former Shanghai Expo 2010, he provided interactive design consultancy to various industry leaders in Hong Kong and China. Chung studied computer science in HK, interactive multimedia in London, and software art in Melbourne. He also develops software libraries for the popular open source programming language Processing. He is the author of the book, Multimedia Programming with Pure Data (Packt Publishing, 2013). Currently, he is Assistant Professor in the Academy of Visual Arts, Hong Kong Baptist University, where he teaches subjects on interactive arts, computer graphics, and multimedia.

鍾緯正是互動媒體藝術家及設計顧問，作品曾在香港、北京、杭州、德國、荷蘭等地展出。他在二零一零年上海世博期間為參展商提供互動設計顧問服務。鍾緯正曾修讀電腦科學、互動多媒體設計及軟件藝術。他亦為開源軟件開發程式，及出版多媒體設計的教科書籍。目前他任教於香港浸會大學視覺藝術院，負責互動藝術、電腦圖像等科目。