A Walk in the Park: Kinesthesia in the Arts of Landscape

Boston: BRILL (2024)
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Abstract

Understanding the neural underpinnings of emotion enables a re-imagining of traditional aesthetics in which landscape art is conceived as "dance for the dancer." Eschewing the "ocularcentric" for the _kinesthetic_ yields a fresh theory of artistic expression in landscape applicable to all fine art.

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