Neuroscience, The Imagination & The Workplace

Kelly-Ann Denton commenced a visual language and visual culture practice in 1993. She has designed visual education and imagination programs for two decades and written curricula for universities, government (state and federal), not for profit and international corporations as well as individuals.

The material has been consistently updated with new research related to the visual mind and neuroplasticity and she leads in the field of visual literacy for adults. Her expertise is founded on a comprehensive understanding of how we see, how we imagine and how we remember in order to make sense of our environments and create realities.

David Alais is professor of experimental psychology at the University of Sydney with twenty years’ experience in studying how the brain combines the senses into a vision of the external world. His particular interests are in understanding how the brain deals with ambiguity and gaps in knowledge when building its perception of the world. Professor Alais spent a decade working overseas in the USA, France and Italy with world leaders in the field of perception and sensory neuroscience and heads an active multisensory research group in Sydney studying vision, touch and hearing.