Understanding Perceptual Experience of Art Using Mobile Brain/Body Imaging

作者: Zakaria Djebbara , Lars Brorson Fich , Klaus Gramann

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-14323-7_9

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摘要: This chapter draws on the importance of movement for human perceptual experience and how it influences brain dynamics. By use Mobil Brain/Body Imaging (MoBI), artists with interest in art can get insights into cortical activity during artworks. Specifically, that depends action faces challenges regarding exploration their artistic acts or performances. We give an account architectural experience, which essentially rests perception movement, be investigated using a MoBI method. present results from studies indicate fundamental differences cognitive behavioural responses when comparing active behaviour compared to passive perception. Consideration processes underlying cognition suggests alters perception, turn experience. is therefore able reveal aspects natural cognition, would otherwise go unnoticed highlighting advantage animate forms art.

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