Mind Station examines the wired world in which we find ourselves, early in the 21st century. Individuals are seen in coffee shops, wholly absorbed, their trance-like states brought on primarily through an intense engagement with the alternate reality presented by laptops and smart phones, an interior world made partly visible in the images. Are we being rewired by our relationship to interactive media? The long takes of Mind Station seek to lay bare the effects of chronic multi-tasking and technologically mediated intimacy, with the goal of showing neuroplasticity at work. Surveillance and its trace effects are the subtext as the characters are intimately examined, alone in a private and unusually secure space, comfortably anonymous in public.