After the high school students finished their painting of my boulder art installation, at the base of Varnupiai Sacred Mound (piliakalnis), I photographed their artistic accomplishments. From these images I created a short YouTube video […]
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When Thoughts Speak–a collaborative art installation with six high school students
Over the past several years, I have included high school students in my NeuroArt activities. I wanted to broaden their educational and artistic horizons. This will continue in Marijampole, Lithuania, from June 8 to 12 […]
Transmission of memory to future generations
It is an honor for me to participate in a panel discussion about “How do we understand the transmission of memory to future generations?” The two other panelists are historian Egidijus Aleksandravicius and philosopher Gediminas […]
Dreamscape Column in downtown Toronto
“Dreamscape Column”, one of my color-changing LED light sculptures, has been installed for permanent display in downtown Toronto. This is at the corner of Bay and Elm Streets, on the second floor of the Hospital […]
Alice in Wonderland is moving to the University of Toronto
Images of “Alice’s Dreamscape” light sculpture as the LED lights change their colors “Alice’s Dreamscape”, my LED color-changing light sculpture, is leaving my studio for a new home in the neurobiology research laboratories of the […]
Emergence series artworks at the University of Toronto
A selection of my Emergence series artworks are on permanent display in the newly built neurobiology research laboratories of the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. This hospital and its laboratories are part of the […]
Neuronal Symphony as a 1920’s style dress
“Neuronal Symphony” is a large-scale, pure silk scarf. It is more properly called a wrap. At 55 x 55 inches in size, it can be used to create dresses and other items of […]