Category Archives: Neuroscience
Discussions of the how the brain works.
Brain-Related Watercolor: Neuro Dream (2014)
Brain-Related Watercolor: Fantasy Cross Section (2016)
Brain-Related Watercolor: The Edge of the Brain (2016)
Brain-Related Watercolor: Cancer in Horizontal Section (2016)
Brain-Related Watercolor: I’d Rather Have a Bottle in Front of Me (2016)
One Way
Processing – Back to My Brother Michael
It has been quite a while since I published anything related to the original purpose of this blog: exploration of my relationship between my older brother and me – my connection with autism. I began this blog to describe the impact of having an autistic brother, who is nonverbal and low functioning. (I’ve been away […]
Layers
I continue the exploration of merging earth tones (particularly quinacridone nickel) with blues and purples in today’s watercolor. With subsequent layers of glazes, and some lifting of pigments, I created a piece that is layered across the two dimensions of the paper, as well as in the third dimension. The third dimension is built up with microscopically thin […]
Green Head
I bought a copy of Eric Kandel’s new book, Reductionism in Art and Brain Science: Bridging Two Cultures a couple of days ago. I’m very excited to read it, as I am an avid neuroscience reader and visual artist. I read a review of this book, about a month ago and wrote posted my reaction to […]
