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Biofeedback Art-Research-Practice Network

The Biofeedback Art-Research-Practice Network, led by Anastasia Chernysheva and supported by Gray Area, is an international community of artists, scientists, and researchers exploring the intersection of biological data and artistic expression. The network’s goal is to integrate cutting-edge biofeedback technology with artistic practices in order to push the boundaries of conventional art-making and to challenge traditional notions of the relationship between mind and body. Join the network to receive monthly newsletters with updates on advancements in biofeedback art and research, collaborate with artists, researchers, and scholars, and meet with other biofeedback enthusiasts in monthly virtual meetings. Please reach out to [email protected] for more information or to express your interest in joining the Biofeedback Art-Research-Practice Network.

Anastasia Chernysheva

Anastasia Chernysheva is a scholar and curator exploring topics of experimental music and biofeedback art. Recently, Anastasia gave invited lectures at the UCLA Department of Art (Art|Sci Center), UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, and presented at the NIME2024 Colloquium. As a curator, she produced event series —ranging from music performances to science talks— at the University of Illinois, Santa Monica College, and Bergamot Station Art Center that were supported through grants from the Center for Advanced Study (CAS) at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Santa Monica Cultural Affairs. In October 2024 she started Biofeedback Art|Research Network — an international community of artists, researchers, and scholars pursuing work pertaining to biofeedback. Currently, Anastasia is a Visiting Researcher at UCLA Music Industry Program and a Research Fellow at Gray Area, where she continues to work on cultural initiatives, and investigate and write about the topic of her passion.