Name: Neurographic Breath
Size: 36 x 26 cm
Framed Size: 42 x 52 cm
Original Materials: watercolor, ink on cold pressed watercolor paper.
This painting has been inspired by the interaction I had with the research group of neuropharmacology and their philanthropy and motivation to discover ways to prevent and cure neurodegenerative diseases.
Since I am interested in holistic health I began my piece with a mindful drawing process called "Neurographic Art", discovered and developed by the Russian psychologist Pavel Piskarev, while listening to "Binaural Beats" for healing, focus and creativity. Drawing meditation helps link our conscious with the subconscious by activating the connections between neurons, reduces stress and possibly contributes to preventing cognitive deterioration.
Since I am interested in holistic health I began my piece with a mindful drawing process called "Neurographic Art", discovered and developed by the Russian psychologist Pavel Piskarev, while listening to "Binaural Beats" for healing, focus and creativity. Drawing meditation helps link our conscious with the subconscious by activating the connections between neurons, reduces stress and possibly contributes to preventing cognitive deterioration.
After intuitively adding the watercolour and all my personal touches this piece has eventually come to breathe on its own with a graphic style that is more unique and personal than ever and that I will continue working with on my next creations.
In general, my artistic work revolves around a deep study of consciousness through various ways of meditation and usually in combination with reading the popular works of some scientists such as Sam Harris and Michio Kaku. Consciousness exists in a realm of irreducible subjectivity with which science isn't always comfortable.
In general, my artistic work revolves around a deep study of consciousness through various ways of meditation and usually in combination with reading the popular works of some scientists such as Sam Harris and Michio Kaku. Consciousness exists in a realm of irreducible subjectivity with which science isn't always comfortable.
Esta pintura ha sido inspirada por la interacción que tuve con el grupo de investigación de neurofarmacología y su filantropía y motivación para descubrir formas de prevenir y curar enfermedades neurodegenerativas. Como estoy interesado en la salud holística, comencé mi pieza con un proceso de dibujo consciente llamado "Arte neurográfico", descubierto y desarrollado por el psicólogo ruso Pavel Piskarev, mientras escuchaba "Binaural Beats" para la curación, el enfoque y la creatividad. Dibujar la meditación ayuda a vincular nuestro consciente con el subconsciente al activar las conexiones entre las neuronas, reduce el estrés y posiblemente contribuye a prevenir el deterioro cognitivo.
Después de agregar intuitivamente la acuarela y todos mis toques personales, esta pieza eventualmente respira por sí sola con un estilo gráfico que es más único y personal que nunca y con el que continuaré trabajando en mis próximas creaciones.
En general, mi trabajo artístico gira en torno a un estudio profundo de la conciencia a través de diversas formas de meditación y, por lo general, en combinación con la lectura de las obras populares de algunos científicos como Sam Harris y Michio Kaku. La conciencia existe en un ámbito de subjetividad irreductible con el que la ciencia no siempre se siente cómoda.