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The Museum of Images from the Unconscious was created as a centre for study and research, and over the years has become an important site for the cultural heritage of humanity, open to researchers and to the general public.<\/p>\n
Its therapeutic studios receive attendees on a daily basis, who create new visual documents and share their experiences in their contact with students, researchers or visitors. Its fundamental characteristic is to be a territory of freedom for the expression of inner experiences and the exaltation of creativity.<\/p>\n
The works produced in the studios reveal the inner riches of the human being, contributing to changing stigmatizing paradigms about those with mental health problems.<\/p>\n
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The museum’s Technical Reserve stores, organizes and preserves this production, gathered in a collection of more than 400 thousand works including canvases, papers, models, texts and poems.<\/p>\n
In addition to internal and external exhibitions, the Museum produces publications, documentaries, courses, lectures and a Study Group open to all interested parties.<\/p>\n
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Photos: Nise da Silveira SAMII Archive<\/p>\n
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\u201cI trust in the continuity and expansion of this work. It is a collection that is already internationally renowned. I hope the local authorities acknowledge its high value and do what they can to facilitate its future development, because it represents a very important contribution to the scientific study of the psychotic process.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cI was impressed with the paintings made by the Brazilian schizophrenics, because they present in the foreground the usual features of schizophrenic painting, but on other levels they display a harmony of shapes and colours that is not common in paintings made by schizophrenics. What is the environment like in which these patients paint? I suppose that they work surrounded by sympathy and by people who aren\u2019t afraid of the unconscious.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cI am profoundly impressed by the works of art I\u2019ve seen here. Brazil\u2019s artistic collection is growing and the world needs to know these paintings and drawings. I admire the people who helped the patients to free themselves in this way. Brazil should protect these works. They belong to the greatest spiritual heritage of this nation.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cCasa das Palmeiras is a pioneer of open treatment in our country and in the world. Even before the great reform movements in Italian, French and American psychiatry, Dr. Nise da Silveira, with Casa das Palmeiras, signaled to the ministries of health of the world something that today has been incorporated into the health programmes of the World Health Organization and Pan-American Health Organization \u2013 the need for psychosocial care centres, psychiatric emergency centres, psychiatric outpatient clinics, psychiatry wards at general hospitals, and the possibility of home treatment.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cThe meeting with Nise da Silveira was an event that led me to meditate on the obscure paths within, the ones that lead to the secret spring of creatures, beyond the surface and the rumour of things, to cloisters and cultivated gardens, to the Mediterranean yonder beyond the horizon, to the inaccessible ground of night, which determine, after all, the imponderable laws that govern humanity.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cNise da Silveira played a decisive role, with impressive synchronicity, in the history of Brazilian psychiatry and art. If this introduced innovative methods for relating to patients, it also enabled Brazilian art to move in a very original direction, which was unthinkable before her.\u201d<\/p>\n
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\u201cThe Museum of Images from the Unconscious, the work of Nise da Silveira, is a prodigious anthropological-existential collection, in whose archives one can read the history of man, of his progress from the origins to the present day, of his slow accumulation of experience, expressed through myths and symbols, whose structural axes constitute the collective unconscious \u2013 the phylogenetic heritage of the species.\u201d<\/p>\n
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