There is currently a very interesting debate about decoherence times, and the possibility of quantum entanglement in the brain which Stapp considers in his papers. Physics of Consciousness by Henry Stapp, Lawrence Berkley Lab. A fascinating subject for me, which seems to be unusual among physical scientists, is the nature of subjective experience. It is such an essential component of life. Science is objective.
Art is subjective.
There is currently a huge resurgence of interest in the nature of consciousness, and the subject is attracting some of the big names in science. I m not sure, but clearly some cutting edge scientists are eager to find out. It is the sort of quest where large cross-disciplinary teams are more likely to make progress than the individual genius, as it calls for expert knowledge in so many fields including physical and medical sciences as well as other disciplines such as philosophy, more commonly associated with the study of consciousness. For some, interest in consciousness extends to the exploration of altered states. Perhaps the creation of a new vocabulary supported by good range of metaphors would help them to get their experiences across to the average person with a purely objective interest in the topic.