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The National Portrait Gallery is putting the call out for participants for a new portrait project.
But forget sitting still for long periods of time as someone paints or photographs your finest features. These portraits will be created by brainwaves.
Digital media artist George Khut will be at the Portrait Gallery for a residency from late June developing his brainwave interactive artwork and digital portraiture project.
The completely safe and non-invasive process involves sensors being attached to the subject's head to create an interactive brainwave portrait.
Khut will be creating the portraits from June 29 to July 17, and he is also doing a free talk on the process at 2pm on Sunday July 3.
If you want to get involved, send a 25-word statement on why you wish to participate to khutproject@npg.gov.au.
