Join us for a conversation with neurologist Dr. Adam Zeman as we explore the fascinating world of human imagination and mental imagery.
Drawing from his groundbreaking research on aphantasia and hyperphantasia, and celebrating the release of his new book “”The Shape of Things Unseen,”” Dr. Zeman will guide us through the latest discoveries in how our minds create, process, and experience mental imagery.
The event will feature an in-depth discussion of current debates in the field, including important conversations about terminology and the nature of unconscious imagery. Dr. Zeman will share insights from his extensive research and clinical experience, addressing how individuals with varying degrees of mental imagery—from those who experience no visual imagery to those with exceptionally vivid mental pictures—navigate their inner worlds.
Dr. Zeman will also discuss findings from his latest book, exploring how imagination permeates every aspect of our daily lives, from memory and planning to creativity and consciousness. The talk will conclude with an audience Q&A session, offering attendees the opportunity to engage directly with one of the field’s leading researchers.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore the frontiers of imagination research and understand more about how our minds shape our experience of reality.
His book is available here:
