ICYMI: “Your Brain on Art” measures brainwaves in latest series
March 3, 2016
The series “Your Brian on Art” continued Tuesday afternoon as saxophonists Woody Witt and Dan Gelok, both faculty members at the UH Moores School of Music, along with drummer Guillermo “Memo” Reza moderated what happens in the brain as viewers listened to their performance in the Student Center North building.
The performance and event were produced by Blaffer and the Cullen College of Engineering, in collaboration with University Career Services and the Moores School of Music.
Guillermo Reza, percussion, plays while being monitored at Tuesday’s event. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
Audience members get ready to see how music affects their brain-wave movements. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
The event was produced by Blaffer and the Cullen College of Engineering, in collaboration with University Career Services and the Moores School of Music. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
Students gather in the first floor of the Student Center North Building to see the performance on Tuesday afternoon. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
Saxophonists Woody Witt and Dan Gelok, both faculty members at the UH Moores School of Music, and drummer Guillermo “Memo” Reza performed while researchers record their brain activity. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
Students gather in the first floor of the Student Center North Building to see the performance on Tuesday afternoon. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
Brain waves are recorded as viewers listen to a musical rednition in the Student Center. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
Renee Keith, a human factors graduate student from Bently University in Boston, gets her brain waves monitor during the event. | Justin Tijiera/The Cougar
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