Project Team
The project brought together scientists, clinicans, and a range of different artists to engage with people with Parkinsons. Click on an image below to learn more about the range of people involved in Patterns of Perception
Dr Rimona Weil
Rimona is a neurologist and neuroscientist interested in vision in Parkinson’s and early detection of dementia in people with Parkinson’s. She is the Principal Investigator of the Vision in Parkinson’s Disease Team.
Dr Christian Lambert
Christian is a clinician and Principal Investigator of the Anatomical Phenomics Team using novel anatomical MRI, clinical & genetic data, to understand why Parkinson’s is so variable to provide tools for earlier diagnosis & more personalised treatment.
Ruairiadh O’Connell
Ru’s artwork investigates the interstices between chemistry, physics, history and psychology. His practice is experimental and his processes often lead to unpredictable and often surprising results while exploring and challenging the human mind and behaviour in relation to physical and intellectual experience.
English National Ballet
English National Ballet’s initiative Dancing with Parkinson’s is based on the evidenced therapeutic connections between movement, music and degenerative neurological disease.
Anne Marr
Anne Marr, Director of the Jewellery, Textiles and Materials programme at UAL Central St Martins was interested in exploring the benefits of visual arts for those with degenerative neurological diseases.