Neurographics (or Neurographica) is a way of drawing that recreates the outer from the inner. The world is a reflection of the beliefs we hold. Beliefs are arbitrary limits on what is possible, and therefore frame the limited way in which the world is experienced.
Neurographic Art was developed by Pavel Piskarev, a Russian psychologist and creativity entrepreneur. Here is a descriptive quote, translated from Russian to English, from his website:
Creative method of transforming the world. Author’s method. Interdisciplinary practice that allows you to make the necessary personal changes, reliably remove restrictions and successfully simulate a new, desired reality. ~ Pavel Piskarev
The outer world and the experience it engenders are projected from within. There is no one who does not judge and interpret that world, most often from a bound and binding perspective. Almost always from the perspective of separation, believing that the perceiver and the perceived are separate rather than one and the same.
Would it not be miraculous, if there was even a glimpse of the falseness of this separative point of view, to make what seems to be divided and fearful, into that which is truly whole and ultimately benevolent? Change, soften, broaden your perspective, and the whole world changes accordingly.
From the first rounding of intersections and sharp angles, there is a sense of recreating that wholeness, of softening the edges of the harsh thoughts, and merging with our better intentions and greater knowing. Being whole; seeing whole. Letting go of fear. Opening to unlimited possibility and perspective.
The hand and brain are connected, and in tandem, or we would not be able to pick up or touch what is in front of us. Neurographics uses that connection to loosen and redirect the habitual thought patterns that create fear and confusion. Neuroplasticity, as a regenerative organic capacity, meets a new way of thinking and being. A new line; a new neural pathway.
We invite you to join us in the discovery of this process of redrawing the world and your experience of a new perspective.
Learn more about Neurographic Art with a certified teacher and a digital artist Anton Antokhin.
This is fascinating. I would love to learn this. I have a busy mind and have a hard time meditating.
Neurographics is an excellent alternative to formal sitting meditation! Thank you for your comment. Please check the site for our upcoming workshops.
Do you do any classes?
I am doing a Master Class soon, please see here for more info: http://neurographic.art/2024/04/16/drawing-a-road-to-your-spiritual-home/
Looking forward to seeing some updates for beginner classes on your website!
Hello, and thank you for your comment! I am offering several sessions for the Removal of Limitations Master Class next week, which is suitable for beginners. To see the available time slots and to sign up, please visit http://neurographica.setmore.com or email me at anton@neurographic.art with any questions.
I hope to see you at the Master Class!
Best regards,
Anton
I now have a number of classes to chose from, please visit http://neurographica.setmore.com
Fascinating. I look forward to learning more. The practice seems to vary greatly from reference to reference, so I still haven’t quite figured out how it becomes interpretive or results in problem-solving, or perhaps insight.
Yes! I agree with you- it’s frustrating to say the least.
I am the owner of this site and certified NG teacher, I’m doing a master class on NG in May 2024. If you’d like to learn more, please visit https://neurographic.art/2024/04/16/drawing-a-road-to-your-spiritual-home/
I just heard about neurographics from a friend who has been exploring it. I am very intrigued as I have been trying many methods and therapies for recovery from CPTSD and trauma. Where can I find more info about it and how to do it?Thank you for sharing this with all.
You can contact me for more info or join one of our Master Classes: http://neurographic.art/2024/04/16/drawing-a-road-to-your-spiritual-home/
Thank you for your comment!
I’m in
Fantastic to hear! Please consider joining our Master Classes to learn more: http://neurographic.art/2024/04/16/drawing-a-road-to-your-spiritual-home/
I am a neuroradiologist and an artist and I find this very fascinating indeed !!
I’m curious why so many people are saying that the basic principle of this art are so different? It’s driving me crazy! I’m very interested in this form of therapy, but can’t decide who actually knows what they’re talking about.
Great to hear, Hermione! Please consider joining our Master Class coming up soon: http://neurographic.art/2024/04/16/drawing-a-road-to-your-spiritual-home/
TheMysteriousBlogger, thank you for the note. Those that try it, find that this practice produces remarkable results. Most of the material on Neurographics at the moment is in Russian, but we’re working on translation and will soon be putting together instructional materials in English. Please stay in touch!
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Find the translations. Respond to johnrblake@yahoo.com thank you
John, I am fluent in Russian and English and can help you with the translations. Also, please consider joining my upcoming Master Class in Enshlish: http://neurographic.art/2024/04/16/drawing-a-road-to-your-spiritual-home/
Retired and firmly believe that the brain changes based on what we
think and do.
The biggest leap for me was to learn to write with my left hand. And my left hand writing is now more legible and stylistic than my right. I also write varying the position of the pen in the hands and fingers.
Going on 80 but look, act, talk like a much younger person (60 or younger).
My wife is always mistaken as being my mother when we meet anybody for the first time.
Also learning to play the piano, writing in Spanish, and write, doodle, draw, scribbble art everyday in my continuous life Log.
I’ll have to give neurographics a try.
Thanks for stopping by, and for your comment! In fact, there is a neurographic modality (algorithm) that involves using the non dominant hand while drawing. This makes so much sense in terms of brain/mental integration. 😊
Another source from 1979
“Drawing From the Right side of your Brain”
Thank you for your comment. Be sure to check the site for our seminars and workshops.
Good for you, The Mysterious Blogger.
I will watch for your posts of your art.
Perhaps I too will catch up with you. I just turned 73 and discovered neurographic art today. Have done 3 major pieces today.
This is sounding extremely fun.
I take a class tomorrow and I’m
Looking forward to it. I’ soon to be 79 n feel all the new info on building more brain power, stepping out of our set ways does keep us from getting stagnant
Regardless of our age. However new to me, neurographic art is already about 8 years old..
Time to catch up! MJ
Im a frustrated artist but finding the neurographic has made such a differance for me. I love making nee designs Im 86 and have been doing art all my life. Im now playing with the gell pens.
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Wonderful to hear! Thanks for coming be and be sure to visit us often! please let me know if you have any questions . Anton
You are amazing. What a lovely life jour ey you lead🥰
Thank you ❤️