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PART 1: THE IDEA OF Neuroplasm AND THE FLUID NATURE OF PERCEPTION



Neuroplasm refers to the ongoing and endless process of creation, where perception is not merely the passive reception of stimuli but an interaction with the external environment and inner mental worlds, creating a dynamic synthesis. Just like plastic material, the human mind is fluid and constantly reshaped.

This idea of Neuroplasm is a universe filled with contradictions, within a continuous flow. In reality, perception is not something fixed, but an eternal creation that is formed and reshaped, just like the neural structure of our brain that constantly evolves.





PART 2: THE DYNAMIC CHANGES OF THE BRAIN AND ITS RELATION TO neuroplasm.



Neuroplasticity, this remarkable ability of the brain to reshape itself through new experiences, makes Neuroplasm a living, dynamic process. Every new experience, every perception, and every action we take affects the structure of our brain and creates new connections.

This continuous "rebuilding" is Neuroplasm itself—a constant transformation, a creative flow that concerns not only perception but the process of existence itself.





PART 3: THE RELATION OF Neuroplasm TO CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT AND ART



Artists and philosophers have continually sought to explore this fluidity. Heraclitus, for example, spoke of change as the fundamental essence of existence. In contemporary art, we see Neuroplasm expressed through abstraction, a lack of clarity, and the deconstruction of the boundaries of reality.

Malevich, with his work Black Square, portrays the power of the abstract, pure form, directly linked to the idea of Neuroplasm as a creative, incomplete, and constantly changing state.






CONCLUSION: THE APPROACH TO THE NEW WORLD AND THE EMPHASIS ON FLUID PERCEPTION



This exploration of Neuroplasm calls us to accept the fluidity of reality, to recognize the power of the mind to shape and reshape our existence with every moment. Experience is not something we merely live, but something we continuously create, transform, and reshape. In the continuation of this quest, we will explore the concept of Neo-Transcendental Minimalism, which emerges as a natural continuation of this creative flow.

We eagerly anticipate continuing this journey of inner transformation.