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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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   Instead, the sleeper rests securely in a slumber that permits a voyeuristic gaze. The landscape undulates with the curves of the woman's body, and the cyclical essence of nature reflects the unending cycle of sleep and wakefulness as evening closes in.

2. 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.

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

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   A group of researchers asked a similar question as part of a 2016 studythat looked at the sleep habits of 30 college and university students in Israel, comparing those who studied visual arts to those who studied social sciences. The research was conducted by doctoral students Neta Ram-Vlasov and Amit Green and nursing professor Tamar Shochat of Is...

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   By breaking down creativity into visual and verbal components, the researchers found something interesting: Each type of creativity was linked to different aspects of sleep. “Whereas higher visual creativity was associated with poorer sleep quality, higher verbal creativity was associated with longer sleep duration and later sleep timing,” the auth...

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   The conclusion that different elements of creativity are related to different elements of sleep may actually tell us something about the multifaceted nature of creativity. The study’s result “strengthens the hypothesis that the processing and expression of visual creativity involves different psychobiological mechanisms to those found in verbal cre...

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6. medium.com · @fwildwood · what-symbol-representsWhat Symbol Represents Sleep | by Fern Wildwood | Medium

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   Jul 13, 2024 · Restful Slumber: The sleeping moon represents a state of restful slumber, reminding us of the importance of sleep for rejuvenation and well-being. Just as the moon rests during daylight hours...

7. www.bbc.com · culture · articleHow rest and relaxation became an art - BBC

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   Dec 23, 2020 · How rest and relaxation became an art. Finding respite in our busy world is increasingly important. Bel Jacobs explores the realm of rest, from dopamine fasting to 'pleasure activism'. Last...

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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.

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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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   How does art affect sleep?

   • When asleep, the body experiences an altered consciousness, relatively inhibited sensory experience and reduced muscle activity. This vulnerable state has long been explored through visual art. On the representations of sleep in art, physician and sleep researcher Meir Kryger wrote:

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   Do Visual Art Students sleep better than social science students?

   • Going into the study, the researchers hypothesized that “higher creativity is related to poor sleep quality, long sleep duration, late sleep timing and altered sleep structure.” They also expected that visual art students would experience poorer sleep than their social science counterparts.

   Artists May Sleep Longer, but Get Less Rest | Artsy

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9. www.artlex.com · art-tutorials · principles-of-artThe 10 Principles of Art: Definitions and Examples - Artlex

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   The 10 most important principles of art are: Balance. Contrast. Emphasis. Movement. Pattern. Rhythm. Unity. Variety. Proportion. Harmony. In simple words, the principles of art are the guidelines, or visual tools, that artists use to organize elements within their artworks.