How could mental and emotional health care look like in the future?
- part of the Vienna Biennale 2015 & Istanbul Design Biennale 2016 -
- a project with Ege Kökel and Georg Sampl -
- a project with Ege Kökel and Georg Sampl -
The ability to measure and track almost everything from food intake, burned calories to location will be culturally absorbed and an accepted everyday technology.
How should this private information be visualised? Words and numbers cannot represent emotional health. How can we benefit from the interpretation? Which decisions should be given to technological systems concerning intimate knowledge and emotions? How do we trust this information will be shared anonymously and responsibly for collective social benefits rather than exploited for commercial gain?
What tools do we need to invent to allow society to reflect and think about individual emotional data?
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A tracking device worm behind the ear throughout the day, over many weeks collects chemical changes and calculates a emotional mapping of key mental markers: pleasure, arousal, and dominance.
