Mind’s Eye explores the dialogue and potential transformation that occurs when art and science unite. This exhibition features collaborative works from artists and scientists at Georgia State University, brought together by the Brains & Behavior ArtSci Match Program. Conceived by Neuroscience PhD student Hannah Lichtenstein, this initiative fostered cross-disciplinary partnerships that bridge fields ranging from neuroscience to studio art and computer science. The resulting interdisciplinary pieces—which illustrate, are inspired by, or reinterpret scientific research—demonstrate how the artwork and research mutually elevate one another.

Neural Impressions showcases the confluence of visual arts and diverse fields of neuroscience—including neural imaging, visual perception, and psychedelic research—through the work of fifteen Georgia State University artists (students and faculty). Most pieces were created in collaboration with GSU scientists via the Brains & Behavior ArtSci Match Program, a cross-disciplinary initiative launched by Neuroscience PhD student Hannah Lichtenstein. The resulting artwork interprets and translates important GSU neuroscience research for the general public, highlighting the power of interdisciplinary collaboration.