The disciplines of art and science have always deeply influenced each other and continue to do so. With Art of Neuroscience, we attempt to capture this relationship by highlighting the art inspired by neuroscience. After 15 years of hosting this celebration of art and neuroscience, we are thrilled to still have so many incredible, beautiful, and thought-provoking artworks. Artists and scientists from around the globe submitted artworks, which were enjoyed and discussed by our independent team of jurors. Everything from music composition to dance, embroidery to poetry, sculpture to painting was sent in for the competition. Here, we reflect on the submitted artworks of the 15th edition, congratulate the winner and honorable mentions, and share stories that inspired their work. Below, you will find the work and stories as told by the artists. With each artwork, we include commentary from the jury detailing their impressions. We are excited to highlight the winner and honorable mentions from the 15th edition of Art of Neuroscience.
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