Journal of Clinical Trials
Open Access
ISSN: 2167-0870
ISSN: 2167-0870
Department of CIAS Interdepartmental Research Center, University of Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy
Giorgio Balboni was an Italian Painter. He first attended the Dosso Dossi art institute in Ferrara, then the Adolfo Venturi High School in Modena, graduating as an art teacher in 1966. Initially he distinguished himself by winning numerous extemporaneous painting competitions in Emilia-Romagna . Significant of this period is La ceppaia (1966), today in the civic art collection of Commachio. After the landscape experience, his style underwent a change thanks to the knowledge and careful study of the New Figuration , a current advocated above all by Rengo Vespignani.
Research Article
Neuroaesthetics of Art Vision: An Experimental Approach to the Sense of Beauty
Author(s): Maddalena Coccagna, Pietro Avanzini, Mariagrazia Portera, Giovanni Vecchiato, Maddalena Fabbri Destro, AlessandroVittorio Sironi, Fabrizio Salvi, Andrea Gatti, Filippo Domenicali, Raffaella Folgieri, Annalisa Banzi, Caselli Elisabetta, Luca Lanzoni, Volta Antonella, Matteo Bisi, Silvia Cesari, Arianna Vivarelli, Giorgio Balboni Pier, Giuseppe Santangelo Camillo, Giovanni Sassu and Sante Mazzacane*
Objective: NEVArt research aims to study the correlation between a set of neurophysiological/emotional reactions and the level of aesthetic appreciation of around 500 experimental subjects, during the observation of 18 different paintings from the XVI-XVIII century, in a real museum context.
Methods: Several bio-signals have been recorded to evaluate the participants’ reactions during the observation of paintings. Among them: (a) neurovegetative, motor and emotional biosignals were recorded using wearable tools for EEG (electroencephalogram), ECG (electrocardiogram) and EDA (electrodermal activity); (b) gaze pattern during the observation of art works, while (c) data of the participants (age, gender, education, familiarity with art, etc.) and their explicit judgments about paintings have been obtained. Participants were invited to respond.. View More»
DOI:
10.35248/2167-0870.20.10.404