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The Neuroaesthetics of Architecture
2022Abstract Environmental psychology is concerned with understanding the impact of the environment—built and natural—on the mind. Neuroscience of architecture can contribute to this aim by elucidating the workings of the brain in relation to features of our physical environment. Toward that end, Vartanian et al.
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Neuroaesthetic Problems: A Framework for Neuroaesthetic Research
2018The association between art and brain (. . .) has proven difficult because its components are elusive. What abilities of Michelangelo’s mind went into painting the Sistine Chapel or sculpting Moses or the Pieta? What in Monet’s mind controlled his water lily paintings, or in Gauguin’s his Ancestors of Tehamana painting, or, in ancient artists, the cave
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Neuroaesthetics: Range and restrictions
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2013AbstractBullot & Reber (B&R) should be commended for highlighting tensions between scientific aesthetics and art history. The question of how each tradition can learn from the other is timely. While I am sympathetic to their views, their diagnosis of the problem appears exaggerated and their solution partial.
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Visual symmetry in neuroaesthetics
Symmetry: Culture and ScienceNeuroscientific approaches, by relying on the perceptual systems created through the senses, render the brain’s mechanisms and structures observable. Neuroaesthetics includes various experimental studies involving technical analyses of the cognitive processes of people's aesthetic experiences.
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Data Augmentation for Neuroaesthetics Analysis
Neuroaesthetics investigates the neural activities during aesthetic experiences, using EEG recordings or fMRI images to decode the perception of visual art. However, studies in this domain are hindered by the limited and imbalanced nature of datasets, which is due to the subjective and resource-intensive nature of data collection.Maurizio Palmieri +3 more
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Imagining Otherwise: Autism, Neuroaesthetics and Contemporary Performance
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 2013Nicola Shaughnessy
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