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Dopamine Making Peace with Boredom
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Making Peace with Boredom

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16'“ x 20” Alcohol ink, spray paint and acrylic paint on yupo paper. This piece is framed and comes with a non-reflective glass. Shipping, delivery or pickup from my studio available. Shipping price depends on location -please enter your address in cart when prompted.

Also available in a limited edition print of 20, 16” x 20”, on fine art paper. Price is $255. Click here to order a print.

I named this piece based on my own journey into brain chemistry. What I’ve noticed is that when I let myself have moments of boredom (which in the past, I have avoided) - I feel more balanced. I don’t chase quick hits of dopamine or other neurochemicals that can imbalance the brain, the body and long-term health. This is an ongoing journey where I try to notice the richness of the moment, as opposed to thrill-seeking, being in unhealthy relationships, junk food, mindlessly scrolling on social media, and more. Instead, I focus on slow-release dopamine such as creative projects, deep focus, breathing techniques, or just doing nothing; and being ok with it.


Natalie Brake Art

natalie@nataliebrake.com