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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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   As we study the nature of our brain at rest, we discover more about the regenerative and extremely complex nature of the sleep cycle. In art, sleep has been viewed as transformative, transportive, humorous and beautiful.

2. 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...

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4. 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.

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

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   In the borderlands between wakefulness and rest is a strange and fascinating state of consciousness characterized by dream-like visions and strange sensory occurrences. Psychologists call this stage "hypnagogia," but centuries before they created a term for it, artists were using the hypnagogic state to tap into some of their best ideas.

6. 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.

7. 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.

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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 the difference between sleep and Slumber?

   • Sleep refers to the natural and essential process of rest that our bodies require to function properly. It involves the various stages of sleep, including deep sleep and REM sleep, which are crucial for physical and mental rejuvenation. On the other hand, slumber is a more poetic and gentle term that evokes a sense of tranquility and peacefulness.

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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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   Does slumber involve dreams?

   • Slumber may or may not involve dreams, as it can be a state of deep relaxation without the same level of dream activity as during sleep. During sleep, consciousness is altered, and individuals are less aware of their surroundings and external stimuli.

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9. 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.