multi-sensory researcher & artist
Berlin / London
Joined February 2011
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This paper is finally out! What happens to our brain when we view surrealistic imagery? Thanks to everyone involved. journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
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Enthusiasts of art & empirical aesthetics, don't miss the special issue, ‘Art, aesthetics and predictive processing: theoretical and empirical perspectives’ at royalsocietypublishing.org/t…. Big thanks to @J_Frascaroli @TumlehRedel @ElviraBrattico and @sandervdc for the wonderful work!
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Essential reading from @sallyhayd:
"How many tens of thousands more people need to die for there to be a reckoning? How has this mass death become in any way normalised? Will there ever be accountability?"
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Today's date is probably the date itself: and the so-called “Twosday” falls on a Tuesday, no less. It happened once before in the year 1011, but after today it will never happen again. It's a palindrome and an ambigram [read more: buff.ly/2AHQVYv]
Two of the best films I saw during #Berlinale
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This is blowing my mind! 🍊
The three ancestral species in the genus Citrus associated with modern Citrus cultivars are the mandarin orange, pomelo, and citron. Almost all of the common commercially important citrus fruits are hybrids involving these three species with each other buff.ly/38nLgDE
Congrats to @al__drew and the rest of the @MRGlabBCN team for the paper on conflict monitoring & attentional adjustment during binocular rivalry. Having visited Dalí's house in Cadaqués last year, turns out he was also interested in binocular rivalry! 🔴🟢 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Any other Irish out there unable to cook a small quantity of potatoes? I swear it must be something in the inherited trauma that has me always cooking more… just in case 😅
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Our paper is finally out! What happens in the brain when we have to choose between multiple but incompatible perceptual representations? Thank you to all those involved in this project. doi.org/10.1111/ejn.15554
Our new paper came out after a big and fulfiling team effort. Hopefully one step toward understanding fluctuations in perceptual awareness. doi.org/10.1111/ejn.15554 Thanks to @MRuzzoli @0sigmas @yeya_bcn @Albaaa_S @al__drew and Marti Papai, at @cbcUPF
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Chancellor Merkel listening to 'Darude - Sandstorm' for her sendoff ceremony. #Zapfenstreich
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I'm an advisor to SPUN, the critical research initiative described here: World’s vast networks of underground fungi to be mapped for first time | Fungi | The Guardian bit.ly/3EaVDtJ
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I've changed my artist name to Works Of Intent and written a new piece exploring how British colonialism affects us all through my own family's backstory.
worksofintent.com/change/
Some warning: It is a sad and brutal read as any piece on that history should be.
Much love,
Works
Controversial but does anyone else not vibe with autumn because of the colour scheme? Could never get down with burnt orange and beige.
Legend @ProfDavidNutt up next speaking about a topic very close to my heart ❤️ You can watch for free here: nudgestock.co.uk/watch/ #Nudgestock2021
My first year taking part in #Nudgestock2021 @maddie_croucher presenting research I helped carry out with the @CloudArmyNeuro team looking at the implicit associations people have towards dehydrated vegetables/salad 🥬🥕🥒 #NudgeMeetsNeuro
One of my greatest musical pleasures in recent years has been the discovery of Battiato. The world has lost a legend 🌎 If you've never listened, you're in for a treat ✨
🔴 L'addio a Franco Battiato, il maestro che uni' pop e musica colta
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