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Volumes
2026
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Critical Analysis
The Eye of the Beholder: The Case for a Neuroscientific and Technological Turn in Art History
Integrating neuroimaging, machine learning, and eye tracking to complement and substantially deepen traditional humanistic inquiry in the arts.
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Performance as Laboratory: Embodiment, Memory, and Neuro-Responsive Composition in Contemporary Artistic Research
An exploration of artistic research moving from community soundscapes to EEG-derived frameworks that translate physiological states into musical experience.
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Post-Structuralism and Postmodernism: Meditations of the Zeitgeist for Bringing Neuroaesthetics into Life
Tracing the zeitgeist of post-structuralism and postmodernism through the intimacies of scientific and artistic discourses with epistemology and individual life.
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Interview
Ieva Andrulyte: An Art of Neuroscientific Inquiries into the Linguistic
A computational neuroscience researcher embraces the aesthetic as an essential means of organization and communication within the scientific field.
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David Howes: The Shifting Sensorium, Aisthesis and Hyperaesthesia
A conversation defending the senses as a kaleidoscopic whole, pushing back against reductive science and a marketplace that attempts to narrow human perception.
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Saharra Dixon: Theatrical Neurology, Narration and Self-Clamation
Engaging the intrapersonal and interpersonal realms through self-clamation and alternative onto-epistemologies enabled by the theater.
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Rafael Lozano-Hemmer: Bioaesthetics Of The Ontical Human
Translating the physiological realities of the human body into tangible visualities that unite the interpersonal and intrapersonal realms of space-time.
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News
Heka Studio: In The Field
Merging law, anthropology, and artistic practice, the interdisciplinary researcher creates temporary, ritualistic environments to investigate the invisible structures that shape meaning, power, and shared realities.
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Transdisciplinarily Aestheticized
Sitting at the intersection of the visual, semantic, and tactile, The Book of Lightness and Forgetting uses artistic intervention to encapsulate neurological knowledge.
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Artworks
Transtemporal Sight, Spatialized Sound
Recreating tactile objects through digital means to evoke a trans-sensorial nostalgia that seamlessly bridges the analog and the digital.
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Of Conjunction and Disjuncture: Aesthetic Phenomenology
Exploring the anthropological nexus of neuroscience and philosophy through the layered disposition of the noumenal when processed as phenomena.
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The Space Between
The photographer reimagines Ricardo Bofill’s La Muralla Roja, using 2D visuality to provoke new sensory experiences of 3D structurality.
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Techno-Corporeality and Embodied Mind
Oscillating between neurology and aesthetics, this dance-based work constructs a wholeness where the distinction between the external and internal becomes indistinguishable.
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