Bhubaneswar: Renowned illusionist Kudroli Ganesh delivered a lecture and live demonstration at a TEDx event held at the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), Bhubaneswar, Odisha, showcasing the science and psychology behind magic.

The global platform, known for sharing knowledge through experts across diverse fields, brought together speakers from various parts of the country to inspire and engage students and audiences.

Exploring the psychology behind magic

Kudroli Ganesh spoke on the topic, “How magicians create wonders by understanding the limitations of the human mind and its five senses.” Through his session, he explained how perception, attention, and cognitive limitations play a crucial role in creating illusions.

He demonstrated a series of magic tricks during the talk, offering the audience both entertainment and insight into the principles behind illusion. His presentation highlighted how magicians use psychology and observation to influence what people see and believe.

Recognition and felicitation

Following his session, Kudroli Ganesh was felicitated by Prof. (Dr.) Saranjit Singh, Vice-Chancellor of KIIT University, in recognition of his contribution to the event.

Senior officials of the university and members of the organising committee were also present during the programme, appreciating the engaging and informative session.

Participation from students and experts

The TEDx symposium featured around 10 expert speakers from different fields, who shared their knowledge and experiences with the audience.

Students from KIIT University actively participated in the event, gaining exposure to a wide range of ideas and perspectives. The programme served as a platform for learning, inspiration, and intellectual exchange.

Conclusion

Kudroli Ganesh’s session at TEDx KIIT successfully combined entertainment with education, offering valuable insights into the human mind and perception. The event reinforced the importance of innovative thinking and interdisciplinary learning in today’s world.