In this paper, I will be discussing the interpretation of thoughts and emotions through the motif of neurons. I drew inspiration from introspection while emphasizing the metaphor of chaos in my thoughts. The idea began from a clear interpretation of the chaos in the mind, and an indirect stylized representation of neurons emerged. The plans were clearly defined, each neuron recognizable, and each tone could be distinguished. The work presented a reduced, organized version of the real chaos. The dynamics and freedom of the sketches are the result of using lines as the main element, and I transpose it from the medium of drawing to the medium of printmaking. Through further elaboration of sketches, a new solution for the interpretation of the motif using aquatint arose. By creating negatives, I can more clearly show the overlaping of plans as they communicate and thus influence my way of thinking. If we look at the last print, we can see the motif of the neurons being almost completely lost and it raises the question of what the motif is in general. Through six prints measuring 50 x 70 cm and one additional print measuring 25 x 35 cm for further analysis with a magnifying glass I can show the process of thinking through time and how emotions affect the final appearance of the work is revealed in the details. The composition invites the viewer to emerge themselves in the space and through observation create their own world within it. Using a magnifying glass placed next to the last print, they reveal details that are seemingly insignificant.