Interleukin-10, Meeting of the B Cells Painting

April Zanne Johnson is a visual artist in North West New Jersey, U.S.A.. This body of work explores the idea of pulling subconscious imagery to the surface within the early stages of the painting process through autonomous application, and subsequently manipulates the form into the desired subject matter by creating parallel planes existing within internal and external environments. Recurring themes include predictive coding, pareidolia, technology in comparison to the natural world and hallucinatory landscape imagery. The intention is to engage with the viewer's own neurological predictive coding, provoke questions and generate communication. To learn more about her work, visit her website and artist registry at White Columns Gallery at 91 Horatio Street, N.Y., N.Y.