Researching the brain.

So far, my works have been about emotions, sentiment, and the heart. However, we have come to realize that everything we feel and perceive is what the brain recognizes. We have learned that we live forgetting about it. We live under the dominion of our brains. But why haven't we thought about the brain? Now, I want to throw questions at the substance called the brain. People live under the control of the brain, whether consciously or unconsciously. If we were to let go of the countless perceptions we have, wouldn't we live more peacefully? That thought occurred to me.

There was a perception improvement test in France. The title was 'Through the Eyes of a Child'. The test showed several people's funny pictures to parents and children alike, and then made them mimic the expressions. All parents and children there enjoyed mimicking the expressions, but no parent could chase the last picture. The last picture was a funny picture of a physically disabled person. When children saw the last picture, they innocently mimicked it, but not a single adult did. This made us think. What are we really perceiving? Aren't we recognizing those people with prejudices? So, if we consider that the brain recognizes many things, could it be a prison? I had the expectation that if we emptied countless perceptions, we might really see the truth we seek. The essence of my creative activity is to cause this destruction of perception and peer into the empty space of that perception.