1930s Japanese psychic experiments on display at MoNTUE

Remote Viewing, curated by Alice Nien-pu Ko at MoNTUE, centers on a 1930s Japanese experiment to transmit an image of the moon's far side onto a photographic plate via mental projection. The psychologist Tomokichi Fukurai, a key figure in this experiment, contributed an Asian perspective to the international study of hidden mental capacities. Though professionally ostracized, his striking photographs remain a testament to his radical idea of the mind as imaging technology. Presented through an art-historical lens, these previously unexhibited photos explore the mind as an imaging apparatus, relevant in today's digital culture.