Merging art and science, "Self Reflected" aims to communicate the incredible complexity of the neural signaling in our brains that makes us who we are. The artists, Dr. Greg Dunn and Dr. Brian Edwards, invented a novel technique called reflective microetching to simulate the microscopic behavior of neurons in the viewer’s brain as they observe this work of art. "Self Reflected" is currently on display in the Your Brain exhibit at The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. This summative evaluation study explores museum visitors’ behavior, reactions, and learning outcomes as they interact with "Self Reflected" to determine how this unique work fits into the landscape of an interactive science museum as well as its cognitive and affective impact.
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Funders
NSF
Funding Program:
AISL
Award Number:
1443767
Funding Amount:
$260,810
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