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- Q7970403 abstract "Warren Neidich is an American artist. He lives and works in Berlin and Los Angeles.Neidich’s diverse practice explores the interstitial spaces between art, culture, language, society, mind and the brain using a conceptual approach.As an artist, curator, writer and teacher, his projects span film, choreography, performance, public art sculpture, fine art, and theoretical essays.Without adhering to a specific visual motif or branded form of representation, Neidich’s multidisciplinary work investigates the evolving conditions of historical materialism, general intellect, Theory of Mind, and the ways in which art forms affect the development of the brain’s neuroarchitecture – a process Neidich refers to as Neuroaesthetics or Neurobiopolitics and more recently, Neuropower.".