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Viewing original art in galleries lowers stress and inflammation more than reproductions, a study found.
A King’s College London study found that viewing original artwork in a gallery setting reduces stress more effectively than viewing reproductions, with participants experiencing a 22% average drop in cortisol levels compared to 8% for those seeing copies.
The research, involving 50 adults, also showed significant decreases in inflammation markers linked to chronic diseases among those viewing originals.
Physiological changes, including altered heart rate and skin temperature, suggest original art engages both the nervous and immune systems, producing calming and stimulating effects.
Benefits were consistent regardless of emotional intelligence, indicating broad accessibility.
Researchers say cultural experiences like visiting galleries may support mental and physical health, encouraging the public to explore local museums and art spaces.
Según un estudio, ver arte original en galerías reduce el estrés y la inflamación más que las reproducciones.