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Enriched Environments: Why Sensory-Rich Spaces Support the Mind and Body
Aesthetic experience is not only emotional. It also influences behaviour. In neuroscience, the idea of an enriched environment refers to surroundings that offer sensory, social, cognitive and physical stimulation. In Your Brain on Art, Magsamen and Ross reference research suggesting that enriched environments can support the brain’s capacity to adapt and change. This has been linked to neuroplasticity, including increased neural connections, dendritic branching and, in some s
Zoe Allen
Jun 303 min read
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