>“A Space for Being” explored neuroaesthetics, the field exploring how design impacts our biology and emotions no arguing about impact, i feel it just by looki

>“A Space for Being” explored neuroaesthetics, the field exploring how design impacts our biology and emotions no arguing about impact, i feel it just by looking at the picture. Being GenX, I'm probably older than the target demography (and the ones who designed it), and that is probably why the impact on me has different sign - it looks to me in a disturbingly unnerving way like a hybrid of prison cell and operating room from dystopias where mind control/altering procedures are performed.