Wednesday, 12 September 2012

Beth Uttley


Beth Uttley

The brain is a perfect example of restoration. The neurological cells restore, renewing and reconnect pathways in the brain and the body to ensure we can continue and develop. Neurons create new connections to ensure we continue to learn, restore old pathways to remember tasks and human memories and renew cell to cell connections to ensure nothing is forgotten. The brain can restore and repair itself back to its original state after brain trauma or accidents. This self-repairing organ and the design of the cells inspired artwork all focused around the idea of restoration of neurological cells. 

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