Delve into the fascinating interplay between human psychology and color perception at the Royal Łazienki Museum. This insightful lecture, "Colors of the Mind," explores cultural significance, emotional associations, and how hues influence the human psyche. Gain new perspectives on art and mental well-being, followed by a unique guided tour of the "Wystaw się!" creative space.
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This event, 'Colors of the Mind: On the Psychological Aspects of Color,' is a lecture for adults and youth (14+) that explores the connections between human psychology and color. The session includes a guided tour of the creative space 'Wystaw się!' in the Old Orangery.
The event 'Colors of the Mind: On the Psychological Aspects of Color' delves into the interplay between our psyche and color. It investigates the significance of color in culture and its impact on the human mind, exploring how one's favorite colors might reveal personality traits and the emotional associations with certain hues. The lecture also touches upon whether mental health conditions like depression can alter color perception. Participants will gain insights into these psychological connections, followed by a guided tour of the new creative space 'Wystaw się!' located in the Old Orangery (Stara Kordegarda). The session is led by Daniel Jerzy Żyźniewski, a psychologist, clinical neuropsychologist, therapist, and art historian. His expertise spans diagnostic assessments, psychological interventions for chronic stress, depression, and anxiety disorders. His research focuses on the relationship between the psyche and the perception and creation of art, particularly the neuropsychology of art. He has collaborated with institutions such as the Faculty of Media Art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and is a member of The British Psychological Society.
Admission is 10 PLN per person. Tickets can be purchased online via Kicket, with an additional transaction fee applied. The event includes a guided tour of the 'Wystaw się!' creative space.
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