NeuroNarratives is an art–science residency I co-founded with my colleages, bringing artists and neuroscientists together to explore how artistic practice can transform brain research into more accessible, tangible, and resonant formates for the public. Over the course of a year, the residency provides a platform for collaboration, where complex scientific ideas are transformed to original artworks that challenge biases, shift perspectives, and invite audiences to engage with science in new ways. A dedicated documentary film will capture this journey, documenting the conversations, processes, and discoveries that emerge. The project culminates in an open-air exhibition — where science becomes story, art becomes dialogue, and the public is invited to see the mind anew.