Tomohiro Ishizu: The neuroscience of beauty and art

Art and science seem to be a separate area. But in the sense of trying to explore perception and engage in mental processes, both sectors share the same purpose. For example, what is the smallest element of the form of things? ‘ What is the minimum component of visual information processing? ‘ I don't know, ’ said the New York Times, ‘ but it's very similar to the problem of neuroscience. So, the discussion and practice of art provides a rich inspiration for science. On the other hand, learning about perception, perception and the structure of the brain can give you a new perspective on art. There is a study of the relationship between the ‘ arts ’ and the ‘ sciences ’ that seem to be close at hand. That's neurosthetics, the main character of the book. Neurosynthesis is a new field of cognitive science, the study of the relationship between art and science. It's mostly a scholarly area where the brain functions and experiences, where cognitive processes and brain function and artistic activity are studied, and where microscientists, artists and art historians are involved, as well as neuroscientists and psychologists. While learning the structure of art activity and emotional judgment from the perspective of neuroscience and psychology, it is a study that can be used to enhance our perceptions and behaviors of the mind and understanding of the brain behind it, using the art technique and philosophical considerations. For the last 20 years or so, neuro-Americans have been making a dramatic advance. A growing number of academic studies have combined cognitive neuroscience, philosophy, art and art practices.

Korean title: 아름다움과 예술의 뇌과학

Korean author: 이시즈 도모히로

Korean publisher: 북코리아

ISBN-13: 9788963240749