Hyper-objects that generate hyper-thinking
As part of the Blue Brain Project, neuroscientists have discovered that the human brain articulates thoughts by representing increasingly complex geometric shapes, which can have up to seven dimensions and, in some areas of the brain, even up to 11 dimensions.
From this came the idea of stimulating the mind through hyper-dimensional objects to elevate it to higher levels of thought, without however the aid of virtual effects. This effect can be achieved by replacing the standard structures of cultural representation, which are all two-dimensional and flat (sheets of paper, pages, canvases, surfaces, game boards, etc.) with new complex three-dimensional structures having the form of hyper-solids, to which a series of original elements is added: transparency, pale colours, the mirror support base, movement and rotation.