ABSTRACT

Colour, line, movement and face are discussed here as a part of the neurophysiological capacities of seeing. They are all integral parts of seeing and visual interpretation a part of the world we live in. Visual narratives conveyed via depictions allow imagery not only to represent things but also play active roles in story-telling. Prehistoric art surviving in caves and on rock surfaces, carved figurines, and the installation of the viewer into these are explored in terms of a joint relationship between the image/s and the way our brains work.

中文翻译：

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史前艺术作为神经生理学能力的一部分。史前岩石艺术和便携式艺术的例子

摘要

颜色，线条，运动和面部在这里作为视神经生理功能的一部分进行讨论。它们都是视觉和视觉诠释的组成部分，而视觉诠释是我们所生活的世界的一部分。通过描写传递的视觉叙事不仅使图像能够代表事物，而且在叙事中也发挥了积极作用。在图像和我们的大脑运作方式之间的共同关系方面，探索了在洞穴和岩石表面上生存的史前艺术，雕刻的小雕像以及观众在其中的装置。