Lisa Park is a multidisciplinary artist based in New York and South Korea. She is best known for her works with biofeedback devices, such as heart rate and brainwave sensors to express invisible biological signals and emotions as auditory and visual representations. In creating art installations and performances using sensors technology, she strives to explore the importance of human relationships and connections. For this salon, Park talked about her practice and research in the areas of physiological measurements as auditory and visual representations. She then presented Eunoia, an interactive performance, and installation that utilizes the artist’s states of consciousness-captured via her brainwaves to manipulate the motions of water.