Urban art

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Andrew Huberman discusses urban art through the example of Banksy in . He explains that Banksy's work, often created in urban landscapes, reveals fundamental rules about how the brain processes visual information. Banksy's art captures attention by highlighting unusual visual features while suppressing repetitive patterns, thereby engaging viewers in a creative and intriguing manner 1.

The Brain and Creative Acts

Andrew discusses how visual art reveals fundamental rules about how the brain works. He uses examples from Escher and Banksy to show how repetition is suppressed in our visual system and unusual visual features are revealed to us. The key element of truly creative acts is that they capture our attention and reveal these fundamental rules.
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