Edward A. Vessel

The paper investigates the physiological and neural correlates of curiosity, insight, understanding, and liking when viewing visual art with titles, using behavioral and neurophysiological measures.

This study uses fMRI to show that highly liked and disliked music activate a shared neural network related to emotional processing, with individual differences in responsiveness influencing engagement.

This study examines how different experimental conditions affect EEG quality, aesthetic preference, and task engagement during visual aesthetic rating tasks.

The paper investigates the neuronal dynamics of aesthetic experience using EEG, finding sustained gamma activity and reduced alpha power associated with aesthetically moving artworks.