It wasn't until the 1980s that humans came to look into their brains which made them alive, feeling, and thinking. This is because MRI, which records changes in the magnetic field of the cranial nerve, has been used to see the brain's nerve activity. Since then, we have been able to observe intelligence as neural activities in the brain, and one of these is brain intelligence that responds to Beauty. Now we can see what kind of Beauty the brain prefers. And we also know how Beauty is structured. Semir Zeki, a professor at UCL, first recognized this possibility and named it Neuroesthetics.
It is about exploring the neural structure of the brain's desire for Beauty.