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Art Meets Mind: Explore Perception's Secrets
17 May
Summary
- Exhibition blends art, science, and psychology across seven immersive zones.
- Interactive installations explore biofeedback, unconscious bias, and neurodiversity.
- Visitors experience the connection between emotions, artistic expression, and brain activity.
An exhibition titled 'Creative lab festival' is currently underway at RRBCEA, Empress Garden, organized by the ARISA Foundation. Running from March 30 to May 17, this event delves into the intricate connections between art, science, and sensory exploration.
The exhibition features seven immersive zones designed to examine themes such as perception, bias, neurodiversity, and emotional responses. Through a blend of visual art, technology, and psychology-based experiences, visitors are invited to engage directly with complex concepts.
Installations like 'Effection: Perception begins in the body' utilize biofeedback, altering the environment based on a visitor's heartbeat. Another section, 'The action perception loop,' highlights that perception is not passive but influenced by actions. The 'Illusion zone' challenges the reliability of human perception, while 'The speed of judgment' addresses unconscious bias.
A dedicated zone celebrates neurodiversity, showcasing global artworks by neurodivergent artists and a documentary about Sense Kaleidoscope. The exhibition aims to foster discussions on mental health, sensory awareness, and human interpretation of the world, offering a unique opportunity to understand the interplay of science, emotions, and artistic expression.
