Inner Vision¶
Zeki, S. (1999). Inner Vision: An Exploration of Art and the Brain. Oxford University Press.
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- Abstraction in Art
- Allows exploration of formal properties at high resolution: abstraction enables systematic investigation of how variations in color, line, shape, and spatial relationship affect perception and emotion, as Zeki (1999) explores in the neurobiology of visual art.
This sourceNeurobiological account of how the visual brain's specialized areas underwrite aesthetic responses to color, motion, and form, incl. Mondrian and Kandinsky; supports the high-resolution formal-investigation claim (inline, Manages Complexity).
- Allows exploration of formal properties at high resolution: abstraction enables systematic investigation of how variations in color, line, shape, and spatial relationship affect perception and emotion, as Zeki (1999) explores in the neurobiology of visual art.
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