Live Webcam Documents Effects of Sensory Deprivation On Art
Maitland, Florida (PRWEB) March 27, 2014 -- Artist Jake Fernandez has voluntarily entered a small windowless cell for seven days and 16 hours to experience the effects of limited sensory deprivation. He has no human contact, no clock, phone, television, radio, internet, music, or books; only silence and his own imagination.
Fernandez calls it "Seven Days and 16 Hours in Parchman Farm." The artist has paper and pencils to create drawings, or not. This is an experiment, and can be observed via live video feed at the web address noted with this release:
http://www.jakefernandezart.com/seven-days-and-sixteen-hours-in-parchman-farm.html
His isolation began at midnight on Saturday, March 22nd. There will be an interview upon his exit at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday March 30th at Art and History Museums – Maitland, 231 Packwood Ave W, Maitland, FL 32751. (407) 539-2181.
Additional background: http://art31.org/jake-fernandez/
For more information, contact John van Zandt, jvzami(at)gmail(dot)com, 941-685-8822.
John van Zandt, van Zandt Marketing, http://www.jakefernandezart.com/seven-days-and-sixteen-hours-in-parchman-farm.html, +1 941-685-8822, [email protected]
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