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Creativity: The Playground of the Brain
"Here I am. Standing in front of the work of artist Jackson Pollock. It makes me feel as if all my feelings were splashed against the wall. I am moved, and yet somehow I stand still. And I wonder: how did Pollock create an object so compelling? What did he do to generate this idea? I start writing down all these thoughts but something catches my eye, and I glance down at my feet. Carefully crafted Nike shoes stare back at me. Instantaneously, another question comes into my mind: can the person that designed that pair of shoes be compared to Pollock? Did they use similar processes to create these ideas? Is there something special about their brains, or can I be as creative as they are? And, more generally, can other animals also generate creative behaviors? I gaze at a spiderweb and I wonder..."
We do not have answers to these questions but we are certainly having a lot of fun in trying to solve them. Perhaps even in just asking them. And we know that we are not alone in this because everyday we see humans in a variety of contexts struggling to be creative, like a child’s first step, an old recipe, a blank sheet of canvas or an equation.
During the next Ar event, on January 24th, we will have an artist and a neuroscientist discussing creativity. Vik Munizwill give his perspective on generating creative ideas, using examples from his work. Rui Costa will guide us through the latest findings in neuroscience about how the brains of humans and animals generate creativity.
Welcome to Creativity: the playground of the brain.
Patrícia Correia, Rita Fonseca, Samuel Meyler. A Biochemist, a Physics Engineer and a Biologist
who met each other at the Systems Neuroscience Laboratory from Champalimaud
Neuroscience Program where they are currently taking their PhDs.
who met each other at the Systems Neuroscience Laboratory from Champalimaud
Neuroscience Program where they are currently taking their PhDs.
Entrance will be free and subject to availability. To guarantee your place in the event we advise you to arrive half an hour before.
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