Transcendence as a Prerequisite for Understanding the New in the Field of Art

The article discusses the problem of studying the deep structures of the binary substance of the brain. The hypothesis of the dominant role of deep three-dimensional (material, energy, and informational) neural substrates of the brain substance functioning at the level of DNA calculus in the creative process is proved. The role of transcendence as a unique property of the brain, providing the search and comprehension of innovation, is substantiated. This term in philosophy characterizes something that is fundamentally inaccessible to empirical knowledge or is not based on experience. Transcendence, being a correlate of existence, is a prerequisite for the search, comprehension, and actualization of a new method (approach, technique) of art and the creation of a unique work.

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