This
week’s topic of the immersion of Neuroscience and Art is one of the most
important combinations. To me this combination is one of the most important one
because to me the brain is an art form of its own. This idea is both literal
and metaphoric. Professor Vesna spoke about Roman Cajal and Franz Gall as being two key
people in showing how the brain functions.
When we think about this function and art we see that this is able to occur in
different. The brain controls the creative and artistic abilities of one and
therefore it allows for the creation of artistic features of life. This is also
a metaphoric idea because it is amazing to understand the way the brain
function, it is almost an amazing piece of art done so meticulously by a
skillful artist. When we see images as does from below, we can see that this
can also be analyzed in an abstract manner:
The image above was done
through different views of neuroscience and art. We know that the brain had to
allow the ability of painting the piece of art, but the brain and all of its
functions inspired the person himself to paint the piece of art.
Vesna, Victoria. Lecture Neuroscience and Art. Web. 11 May 2016
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