The story of a famous artist who paints in his sleep!

The Dhaka Times Desk We have seen sleepwalking, sleep talking or screaming at times. But this is the first case of painting while sleeping.

According to a report in the media, this time an artist has impressed the whole world by drawing amazing pictures while sleeping. In this way, this artist painted not one, but hundreds of pictures in his sleep. US President Donald Trump also has paintings by this artist. The name of this surprising artist is Lee Hadwin.

44-year-old artist Hadwin was born in Wales, England. It is known that from the age of four, Hadwin began to paint in his sleep. His family members also knew about it long ago. When Hadwin was a teenager, he woke up one day to find a picture of Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe on a piece of paper next to him. Hadwin himself was impressed by that sketch and perfect strokes. Later realized that the picture was drawn by him in his sleep.

After knowing this incident, various psychologists of the world have conducted various experiments on Hadwin. Finally they also accepted Hadwin's issue. According to psychologists and doctors, some kind of mental complex can also be created due to fear or trauma created from childhood events.

Penny Lewis, a professor at Cardiff University in Wales, England, said that while the logical part of the brain is inactive while sleeping, the limbic system is active. That's why the limbic system of Hadwin's brain is more active than others during sleep. That's why Hadwin can draw such amazing pictures while sleeping.

It is known that Hadwin has painted more than 600 pictures so far. His paintings have been sold at high prices in several exhibitions in Europe. Some of them have been sold for around 3 to 4 thousand euros. Which is about 4.5 lakhs in Bangladeshi taka.

At one time Hadwin's reputation as a painter spread throughout Europe. That's why a documentary about Hadwin called 'Sleepwalker Secrets of the Night' has already been shown. However, Lee Hadwin's painting in this way is still surprising to world-renowned doctors and psychologists.