neurometronomy is the latest project from artist Dovydas Laurinaitis [1] that explores time, and humans’ relationship to it, through the lens of ADHD.
Based on the hunter vs farmer hypothesis from evolutionary psychology, the project looks at the personal time-zones of neurodivergent people as a way of opening a portal to the pre-agricultural revolution past, into a circular, fluid, queer time.
For the first stage of the project, two dialogues took place digitally with artists Marilena Sitaropoulou and Kit Bower-Morris, and their outcomes are presented at www.luna6.lt/nm [2].
Starting from 23 May, a series of workshops will take place at LUNA6 in Vilnius to develop methodologies of extending personal time-zones outward and overlapping them to disrupt rigid, linear, standard time; opening these temporary portals.
These workshops are open exclusively to individuals with ADHD, and you can register here [3].
This project is funded by the Lithuanian Council for Culture.