"Neuro Hologram" is the interactive installation piece done in 1993, 
and exhibited to public at Akademie der Kunste ' Holographic Network '1996 ,
 Berlin, Germany. 

    The hologram viewer's brain wave (EEG Electro-Encephalo-Gram) is 
analyzed and processed in real-time on computer, and controls the 
multi-lighting system which illuminates the hologram. In other word,
viewer's unconsciousness or change of excitement is interpreted to 
the holographic image. 

    Many brain specialists have been researching to understand this human mystery, 
however they haven't had complete answer yet. Although it seems too dare to 
challenge it, an artist may find some kind of interrelatedness between 
holographic images and brain activity i.e. feeling. 

    This piece is an artistic "metaphor" of neuro physician Karl Pribram's thesis 
"The Brain as Hologram" or the holographic memory model for optical computer 
which has a big expectation for the future practical use.