Performing Suit 01 is an experiment of body movement, controlling the choreographer’s gestures and motions using the electroencephalogram sensor and wearable exoskeleton technology. An ordinary robot moves according to a system or its own intelligence, but an exoskeleton robot moves according to its prediction of a person’s motions. The suit in the exhibition room was produced based on the measurement of choreographer Lee Jonghyun’s body and his movements, allowing six viewers to input their electroencephalograms into the suit system in order to control both arms. This suit encourages the audience to involve themselves in the movement by adjusting and managing the choreographer's suit and, simultaneously, to be part of the artistic performance indirectly. While the suit is managed by synchronizing the movement through the signals from the participant’s EEG transmitter, the rest of the suit’s body, other than the arms, relies on the choreographer, resulting in a collaborative performance work of the choreographer and the participants. Lee Inkang experiments with new creative

mechanisms capable of ‘creating artistic motions’ through an alternative body that is 
operated and controlled by the will of other people(the viewers). Also, through utonomous machines that will maximize human abilities like cyborgs, he suggests that we 'become a sort of machine' to complement our deficiencies. 
This project allows us to picture a human life where humans and machines pursue the value of art by interacting with each other, and artistry becomes ‘commercialized’ or ‘routinized.