Brainloop is an interactive performance platform that utilizes a Brain Computer Interface (BCI) system which allows a subject to operate devices merely by imagining specific motor commands; a neural synapse occurs but the actual movement is blocked at the corticospinal level. Motor imagery such as "move left/right hand" becomes non-muscular communication and control signals that convey messages and commands to the external world.

In Brainloop the performer – without physically moving – investigates urban areas and rural landscapes on Google Earth. Through motor imagery, he selects locations, camera angles and positions and records these image sequences in a virtual world. In the second half of the performance, he plays back the sequence and uses Brainloop to compose a custom soundtrack by selecting, manipulating and re-locating audio recordings in real time into the physical space.