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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her @lemonylemons.bsky.social · 11/07/2025

🧠🎨 "Sensing the Unseen": A virtual exhibition hosted by Art Neureau (of Intersecting Minds: A NeuroHumanities Collective), launched July 7, 2025. #Art #NeuroHumanities #IntersectingMinds #Perception #NeuroArt #ArtAndNeuroscience #HealthHumanities #MedHums #ArtAndNeuroscience #Exhibition

Poster for “Sensing the Unseen: An Art Neureau Virtual Exhibition,” launching July 7, 2025. The design features layered, asymmetrical dark panels on a gray background with floral and organic motifs. The title appears in distressed, art nouveau uppercase lettering at the top. Below it, the tagline reads: “art • perception • human experience.” Centered prominently in bold beige text is the launch date: “July 7, 2025.” At the bottom, “Art Neureau” is written in decorative text. The logos for Art Neureau and Intersecting Minds appear in opposite corners.

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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her @lemonylemons.bsky.social · 07/05/2025

Please join Intersecting Minds this Friday at 1:00 PM EST for a conversation with Dr. Bradley Irish. We will be talking with Dr. Irish about his new book Literary #Neurodiversity Studies: Current and Future Directions (Palgrave Macmillan, 2025). Zoom link: emory.zoom.us/j/8811564472

Flyer for an online event. The top left section has black text on a light gray background that reads:
"5/9/2025 AT 1:00 PM EST ON ZOOM LITERARY NEURODIVERSITY STUDIES A Conversation with Dr. Bradley Irish, PhD https://emory.zoom.us/j/8811564472"

The left side of the flyer features a gray circular design with white sparks radiating outward onto a background of gradient blue tones. In the bottom right corner, there is a photo of Dr. Bradley Irish, a white man, smiling, wearing a black short-sleeved t-shirt. He has a shaved head and awesome tattoos on both of his arms. He is sitting in front of a bookshelf filled with books.

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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her @lemonylemons.bsky.social · 30/12/2024

Reminder: Submissions are open for Art Neureau’s juried event, Sensing the Unseen. Interdisciplinary creatives are invited to explore the invisible dimensions of perception, cognition, and the mind. Visit www.neurohumanism.com #CallForSubmissions #ArtAndMind #ScienceAndArt #NeuroHumanities

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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her @lemonylemons.bsky.social · 23/11/2024

Health isn’t just the absence of illness; it is a harmony of rest, curiosity, and play. 🐾 #cats #mindfulness #healthhumanism

A collection of digital watercolor and paper-cut out cat illustrations by Lemony arranged in a grid. Each cat is presented within circular frames. Top row: A black-and-white cat with a green watercolor background, a black cat in a red circle resembling a ladybug, and three black cats in a heart-shaped frame. Middle row: A ginger and gray cat duo on a beige background, a sleek white-and-black cat on mauve, and a spotted cat on green with polka dots. Bottom row: A black-and-white cat curled on blue, a Siamese cat against white columns with a blue flower, and a pair of cats—red and black—on a snowy blue background. Playful, abstract designs with soft textures and harmonious colors.

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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her @lemonylemons.bsky.social · 22/11/2024

"Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible." — Paul Klee On Modern Art. Trans. by Paul Findlay (Faber & Faber, 1966). Intersecting Minds “Sensing the Unseen” neurohumanism.com/call-for-sub... #CallforSubmissions #ArtAndPerception #IntersectingMinds #ArtNeureau #NeuroHumanities

A textured abstract artwork by Lemony featuring a grid of nine sections, each with colorful circular and semi-circular designs. The circles and arcs overlap in dynamic compositions, using shades of orange, teal, yellow, black, and white. The image has a distressed, painterly look with visible brushstrokes, scratches, and a rough, handmade feel. The background is beige with subtle grain patterns, enhancing the organic, layered aesthetic. The design emphasizes symmetry and contrast, blending geometric precision with artistic spontaneity.

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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her @lemonylemons.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

As a user of AI-powered #AAC (Assistive and Augmentative Communication) technologies, I recognize both their potential and the significant risks they pose. These devices collect vast amounts of sensitive, extractable data—everything from basic usage patterns and location to detailed biometrics.

A two-column infographic titled "Data Collected by AI-Assistive AAC Software and Devices" and "Information That Can Be Used for." The left column lists data collected: Device usage, User location, Facial recognition, Voice recognition, Heart rate, Galvanic Skin Response, and Touch Dynamics. The right column lists potential uses of this information: Identity theft, Tracking movements/routines, Revealing health conditions, Revealing emotional state, Manipulation, Device hijacking, and Discrimination. A pixelated design separates the two columns, and citations are listed in small text at the bottom right, referencing various sources from 2016 to 2023. The background is a gradient of black and red tones. The author of the infographic/slide is Melanie E. Gregg

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Melanie “Lemony” Gregg she/her @lemonylemons.bsky.social · 17/11/2024

Hi, everyone! I am new here and am looking forward to meeting new friends. I want to take this opportunity to share a #callforsubmissions for Art Neureau 🎨🧠 , an initiative I lead for the #neurohumanities collective Intersecting Minds. Please share! #art #neuroscience #medhums

A poster with a modern design promoting a “Call for Submissions” by Art Neureau. The theme is “Sensing the Unseen: Intersecting Minds.” The submission deadline is March 31, 2025. The design features bold typography with curved, flowing lines dividing the space into sections of white, black, and gray. A QR code is included, and the contact email is neurohumanism@gmail.com. The poster mentions “A Neurohumanities & Consciousness Collective” and includes the website URL: www.neurohumanism.wordpress.com.

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