The exhibition ‘Brain(s)’ explores how art, science and philosophy have represented this fascinating organ throughout history and takes us into both the anatomy of the brain and everything it generates The human brain is the most complex object we know and the one that scientifically and philosophically provokes the most questions. Why do brains exist? Where does consciousness come from? And creativity? What happens when the mind is ill? Can intelligent machines be created?

Excavations from Image 3.0Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa, India December 15th ➜ December 23rd 2022 (12pm-12am) Artists: Donatien Aubert, Mustapha Azeroual, Simon Brodbeck & Lucie de Barbuat, Gregory Chatonsky, Justine Emard, Philippe Durand, Noémie Goudal, Hanako Murakami Co-curated by: Pascal Beausse and Rahaab Allana Scenography: Sukanya BaskarInstitutional Partners: Cnap and Jeu de PaumeWith the special support of The Embassy […]