The exhibition ‘The Art of Perception’ in Pune, India, is captivating audiences with its innovative blend of art and neuroscience. Running from March 30 to May 17, this immersive experience is organized by the ARISA Foundation as part of its annual ‘Creative Lab Festival’. The exhibition spans seven interactive zones that delve into themes such as perception, bias, and neurodiversity through a combination of visual art, technology, and psychological experiences. Notably, the installation ‘Effection: Perception begins in the body’ utilizes a heartbeat tracker to create a dynamic audio-visual environment based on visitors' pulses. Another engaging section, ‘The action perception loop’, emphasizes the active role of participants in shaping their perceptions. The exhibition also features an ‘Illusion zone’ that employs optical tricks to question the reliability of human perception. Additionally, a dedicated space showcases works by neurodivergent artists, promoting awareness and dialogue around mental health and sensory experiences. Visitors have praised the exhibition for its thought-provoking content, particularly highlighting the emotional resonance of the neurodiversity section. Overall, the exhibition aims to deepen understanding of how art and science intersect in shaping human experiences.