Comparing brain responses to abstract and representational style paintings: A high-density EEG connectivity study
Iffah Syafiqah Suhaili, Zoltán Nagy, Zoltán Juhász · FENS Forum 2024
EEG-based functional connectivity is a suitable tool to study how different brain regions interact during specific cognitive tasks such as art perception. In this study, we aim to investigate the networks activated during the perception of artistic paintings. Twenty-six university students were presented with a random series of 40 abstract and 40 representational paintings. Each painting was shown for 8 seconds. During the experiment, scalp bioelectric activity was recorded using high-density (128-channel) EEG with a Biosemi ActiveTwo device. We calculated the functional connectivity networks
ePoster · Neuroscience