The concert explores the dynamic relationship between artistic expression and neural processes by capturing the performers’ electroencephalographic (EEG) signals and other biosignals in real time and translating them into continuously evolving visual landscapes. As the musicians perform, their neural activity becomes an active component of the artwork, shaping the visual environment and creating a feedback loop between perception, cognition, and sound.

A dialogue between art, neuroscience, and technology, NeuroRhapsody transforms the stage into an experimental platform where data are not merely measured, but also experienced. Through this integration, NeuroRhapsody offers both an aesthetic exploration and a scientific investigation into how music is perceived, processed, and embodied by the brain.