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1. www.iris28.art · post · rest-and-unrest-the-sleepingRest and Unrest: the Sleeping Body in Visual Art - IRIS28

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   Sleep in mythological art operates on a viewer's prior knowledge of myths. By evoking particular mythological arcs, the artist may represent a sleeping character with a more expansive narrative than that of prosaic slumber, drawing out more compelling associations or narratives.

2. neurolaunch.com · sleep-artSleep Art: Exploring the Intersection of Slumber and Creativity

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   Aug 26, 2024 · Traditional visual art inspired by sleep continues to thrive, with painters and sculptors drawing inspiration from their own dreams and sleep experiences to create evocative works that capture the essence of slumber.

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4. www.huffpost.com · entry · hypnogogia-dreamsHypnagogia, The State Between Sleep And Wakefulness, Is Key ...

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   Between Sleeping And Waking. The term hypnagogia comes from the Greek words for "sleep" and "guide," suggesting the period of being led into slumber. In this state, which lasts a few minutes at most, you're essentially in limbo between two states of consciousness.

5. www.difference.wiki · sleep-vs-slumberSleep vs. Slumber: What’s the Difference?

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   Dec 21, 2023 · Slumber typically connotes a deeper, more tranquil state of rest, often idealized in literature and art. 12 Sleep is a common term in both medical and everyday language, while slumber is more often found in literary or poetic contexts, emphasizing the quality and peacefulness of rest.

6. www.artsy.net · article · artsy-editorial-famousHow Famous Artists Dealt with Insomnia | Artsy

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   Jul 17, 2019 · From Vincent van Gogh and Louise Bourgeois to Tracey Emin, and Tomoko Takahashi, visual artists have pushed their physical and psychological boundaries during periods of wakefulness, either as a result of their deteriorating mental health, or as a deliberate artistic strategy.

7. thisvsthat.io · sleep-vs-slumberSleep vs. Slumber - What's the Difference? | This vs. That

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   Quality sleep is characterized by uninterrupted periods of deep and restorative rest, allowing our bodies to repair and regenerate. It is associated with feelings of refreshment and rejuvenation upon waking. Slumber, on the other hand, emphasizes the peaceful and undisturbed nature of sleep.

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   What does slumber mean?

   • Slumber, often used poetically, implies a deeper, more peaceful sleep, free from disturbance. Sleep can vary in depth and quality, ranging from light naps to deep restorative sleep. Slumber typically connotes a deeper, more tranquil state of rest, often idealized in literature and art.

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   What is sleep in art?

   • On the representations of sleep in art, physician and sleep researcher Meir Kryger wrote: [Artists] have intense fascination with mythology, dreams, religious themes, the parallel between sleep and death, reward, abandonment of conscious control, healing, a depiction of innocence and serenity, and the erotic.

   Rest and Unrest: the Sleeping Body in Visual Art - IRIS28

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   What is sleep in mythological art?

   • Sleep in mythological art operates on a viewer's prior knowledge of myths. By evoking particular mythological arcs, the artist may represent a sleeping character with a more expansive narrative than that of prosaic slumber, drawing out more compelling associations or narratives.

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   What is the difference between sleep and Slumber?

   • Sleep is a common term in both medical and everyday language, while slumber is more often found in literary or poetic contexts, emphasizing the quality and peacefulness of rest. Sleep includes all stages of the sleep cycle, including REM and non-REM stages. In contrast, slumber usually refers to the most restful, undisturbed stages of sleep.

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9. www.artsy.net · article · artsy-editorial-artistsArtists May Sleep Longer, but Get Less Rest | Artsy

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   Apr 6, 2018 · There is the proverbial “morning person”—after seven or eight hours of peaceful slumber, they can go for a jog and do their taxes before the sun rises. But others spend 10 hours tossing and turning, and are still exhausted while munching on cereal at 11:30 a.m.