“Genesis 4D” by Miguel Peraza, activates nerve centers and cognitive processes for science and education.

Por Enrique Canchola Martínez. Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana. Ciudad de México, México.

Miguel Peraza’s sculpture “Genesis 4D” is a work that transcends the traditional boundaries of art, fusing elements of quantum physics with artistic expression. This piece is not only visually striking, but also has a profound effect on the cognitive processes of those who observe it. This essay explores how the observation of “Genesis 4D” activates nerve centers responsible for cognitive processes.

Introduction

Miguel Peraza’s sculpture “Genesis 4D” is a work that invites viewers on a quantum journey, exploring the intersection between quantum physics and artistic interpretation¹. This piece, which unfolds in physical and mental space, represents a scaffold towards the infinite possibility of parallel worlds. Observing this sculpture is not only an aesthetic experience, but also a stimulus for the cognitive processes of the human brain.

Sculpture and its Visual Impact

“Genesis 4D” is characterized by its spherical shape and its composition of circles and metal polygons of various colors¹. This dynamic structure seems to change before the viewer’s eyes depending on the angle from which it is viewed, simulating the concept of quantum superposition. This visual feature not only challenges traditional art perception, but also activates areas of the brain responsible for visual perception and spatial interpretation.

Activation of Nerve Centers

Observing “Genesis 4D” activates several nerve centers in the brain, especially those related to cognitive processes. The visual cortex, which processes visual information, is highly stimulated by changes in shape and color of the sculpture¹. In addition, the prefrontal cortex, which is involved in decision-making and planning, is also activated when trying to interpret and understand the complexity of the work. Moreover, “Genesis 4D” also has a profound effect on the automatic activity of the brain. Generating the activation of nerve centers responsible for visual perception and spatial interpretation, inciting reflection on the nature of reality,

Cognitive Processes and Reflection

The complexity of “Genesis 4D” not only stimulates visual perception, but also prompts viewers to reflect on the nature of reality and existence. The theory of many worlds in quantum physics, which inspires this work, postulates the existence of infinite parallel universes¹. This idea challenges viewers to consider their own multidimensionality and the different realities in which they might exist.

Education and Science

Miguel Peraza’s work is not only a piece to be admired, but also an educational instrument². “Genesis 4D” has been installed in several educational venues, prompting students and academics to reflect on the nature of our existence and the possibilities offered by the universe. Sculpture serves as a bridge between art and science, demonstrating that both disciplines seek to understand and explain the world around us.

Conclusion

In summary, Miguel Peraza’s sculpture “Genesis 4D” is a work that is not only visually striking, but also has a profound effect on the cognitive processes of those who observe it. The activation of nerve centers responsible for visual perception and spatial interpretation, together with the incitement to reflection on the nature of reality, make this work a unique experience. “Genesis 4D” reminds us that art and science are two sides of the same coin, both seeking to understand and explain the world around us².

Readings
(1) «Génesis 4D»: Un viaje a través de mundos paralelos en la escultura de …. https://www.rotativodemexico.com/general/noticias/arte/2024/06/19/genesis-4d-un-viaje-a-traves-de-mundos-paralelos-en-la-escultura-de-miguel-peraza/.
(2) Miguel Peraza presenta Génesis 4D Nervadura del Omniverso en la UP. https://www.up.edu.mx/noticias/arte-cultura-y-difusion/miguel-peraza-presenta-genesis-4d-nervadura-del-omniverso-en-la-up/.
(3) El escultor Miguel Peraza presenta una novedosa incursión en el campo …. https://www.mxvive.com/2024/05/el-escultor-miguel-peraza-presenta-una.html.

Enrique Canchola Martínez
Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana
Ciudad de México, México.