Neuroesthetic: Brain and Art

Abstract

The light entering our eyes is separated and processed in different visual centers in our brain, which is perceived in different qualities such as light, color, and movement (Chatterjee, 2014; Chatterjee and Vartanian, 2016). It is argued that visual aesthetics, that is, the assessment of certain objects, colors or movements in specific beauty criteria is a characteristic belonging to human being (Cela et al., 2004; Leder, 2013