Filmed interview with Sol Sneltvedt and Mick O'Shea about their collaboration on the Mindscape project 7.30 pm followed by work in progress by Tom Smith and Volko Straub at the Sussex Arts Club, Brighton.

Mindscape is an audio-visual installation created through a collaboration between Norwegian artist Sol Sneltvedt and neuroscientist Michael O'Shea, University of Sussex.

The private view for Mindscape was at the Unitarian Church, New Road, Brighton on Wednesday 31 March, 5.30pm - 7.30pm. The Blip event took place from 7.30pm - 11pm and gave people an opportunity to discuss the project with Sol and Mick. The interview was filmed by Jon Bird and DVD copies are available on request (email: info@blip.me.uk).

There were two works in progress: Tom Smith projected a simulation environment for artificially evolving robots controlled by gas networks inspired by Mick O'Shea's research; Volko Straub projected a film of snail neurons growing interconnections in culture.

Brighton DJs Spinny and Suzanna provided a suitably eclectic sound track for the evening. Spinny is (John Peel favourite) singer-song writer Lianne Hall. Suzanna is drummer in Brighton-based bands pico, Drei and Tundra.