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My husband Roby's fascination with synesthesia led him to conduct an artistic experiment. The goal? Paint on a canvas for 7 minutes while listening to 1 of 7 types of music..producing 7 canvases for each sound = 49 finished canvases. He was curious to see how the sounds he listened to affected his paintings (colors/styles used, etc.) and met with some interesting results. Roby then designed a carpet collection using his paintings as inspiration, labeling it Sound and Fury.
I snapped this photo as he was syncing up his Ipod to begin painting the next canvas...
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Trying to describe music in a spoonfull of flavor
Tratando de definir la música en un bocado
An exercise related to synesthesia
Un ejercicio relacionado con la sintestesia
Workshop of 1st semester gastronomy students in Sabana U.
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This is how I feel when I go into Asda (Walmart to you across the pond).
I'm quite pleased with this although it doesn't fully convey the horror, as it is silent.
I have a certain amount of Synesthesia: some of it is useful..I see numbers in vivid colour, for example, and also months and letters and even certain whole words.
But loud 'music', and in particular the vacant shapeless stuff that some folk honour with that title, and any sudden high pitched noise, can make me see flashes of light.
Worst of all is the mindless screeching of a spoilt child..you know the sort, the one's that the mother could rent out as an angle-grinder if she only had enough business sense.
I can be literally, albeit temporarily, blinded by a screaming brat.
Although this pic looks like I feel in Asda, it was an accidental camera swoop in one of my favourite shops, the hobbycraft store.
Plus a little digifiddle.
So I've just learned today in this thread: www.etsy.com/forums_thread.php?thread_id=5210991&page=1
That I have the number form of synesthesia, which is when you see numbers and dates/years in a certain order or map in "space". It's prompted me to try and sketch out how a year's calendar looks in my head.
It's not exactly like this, but it's a general idea. It's not a perfect oval because in my head it's not a perfect oval. In my head it's flat on the november end, and more pointed on the april may end. And yes, even in my head certain months take up more space than others. And I think it's odd that it goes counter-clockwise especially if I'm thinking of a year but not focusing on months, it goes clockwise.
Also, what I see is that since it's August, the rest of the year is seen from the point of view of where august is on my "map". If I think back to a time or a memory that say takes place in January, my point of view is automatically switched to the January point of view.
Here's the wiki if you really want to know what this is all about: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synesthesia
Hope I don't sound too crazy!
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06.04.2018
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Late last night I read a tweet from Chris about a strange discovery he made about himself. Basically, in reading a Reddit post about a girl with synesthesia, he discovered that he has a condition known as aphantasia, which means he doesn’t possess what we’d call a “mind’s eye.” He apparently has always thought that when people say things like, “Picture yourself on a beach,” or, “Imagine the audience is naked,” he thought they were just being poetic or speaking in metaphor, rather than actually conjuring a mental image. It was such an interesting thing to hear about! We spent some time this morning discussing the condition, its implications, and taking turns talking about how how we think about things, what our mental abilities are, etc. Personally, I thought it was really interesting, fun conversation. It got us all thinking about how we approach creative visuals and what mental road blocks we might have that we didn’t even know about.
I got a call from Emily this morning about making a decision on the induction thing. After a lot of back and forth, we landed on not doing the appointment on the 30th. We want to give Crosby a chance to do his own thing, and if he waits too long and it turns into an emergency, they’ll make room for us.
We had a SOTU meeting this morning and video strategy meeting this afternoon at 3:30. I managed to squeeze in editing that research footage between meetings, luckily. Everyone seems shocked that I came in today, but it is my last day most likely! New Jim was at the video strategy meeting, which was kind of nice. He got to see what our work load is like and how we talk about projects in the early stages.
My back was KILLING me tonight. I went to bed early after lying on the bed for a long time holding Emily’s future vagina ice on my back. No fun!
06.04.2018
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promoting motion awareness through audio mapping.
also on bike to work today was thinking about resonating tubes as a relative airspeed measurement while riding a bike. would you also develop intuition for speed by doing so? a synthesthesia of sorts. i need to learn to spell that word but i really don't like dictionaries.
Mary Poppins, rain, and people with umbrellas. Perfect combination! Shot behind the car's window, at Manhattan, New York.
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
David Eagleman is a neuroscientist with joint appointments in the departments of neuroscience and psychiatry at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. His areas of research include time perception, vision, synesthesia, and the intersection of neuroscience with the legal system. He directs the Laboratory for Perception and Action, and is the founder and director of Baylor College of Medicine’s Initiative on Neuroscience and Law. He has written several neuroscience books, including "Wednesday is Indigo Blue: Discovering the Brain of Synesthesia," co-authored with Richard Cytowic, the forthcoming "Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Unconscious Brain," "Plasticity: The Dynamically Reorganizing Brain," and "Cognitive Neuroscience," co-authored with Jonathan Downar. He enjoys a parallel career as a writer. His book "Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives," became an international bestseller, is published in 22 languages and was named a Best Book of the Year by Barnes and Noble, New Scientist, and the Chicago Tribune. He recently performed a musical reading of Sum at the Sydney Opera House with British musician Brian Eno and German composer Max Richter. Eagleman is translating Sum into a full opera to be performed in 2012 at the Royal Opera House in London.
I wanted to do a self portrait that sort of explains all my weird colors on here. I hope this helps.
Mudluscious. An early digital piece of mine, 1995 on a Mac 2SI. I was just discovering PS brushes.
The title is from e e cummings poem "in just spring"
Wassily Kandinsky -
A Motley Life [1907]
Das bunte Leben [1907]
München, Lenbachhaus - wikimedia
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"A Motley Life" (1907) by Wassily Kandinsky depicts a vibrant, crowded scene filled with diverse figures and activities, suggesting a complex and multifaceted view of life. The painting, executed in tempera on canvas, showcases Kandinsky's early exploration of color, form, and narrative, while also hinting at his later development of abstract art.
Here's a more detailed interpretation:
1. A Scene of Diverse Activities: The painting presents a multitude of figures engaged in various actions: people eating, laughing, praying, a mother and child, a priest, elders, an archer, a knight, a musician, and more. This chaotic yet engaging collection of individuals and events gives the impression of a bustling, vibrant, and possibly even contradictory view of life.
2. Expressionistic Style: Kandinsky employs bold colors and dynamic forms, characteristic of the Expressionist movement. The figures are stylized, and the overall atmosphere is dreamlike and intense, reflecting the emotional depth Kandinsky aimed to convey.
3. Early Exploration of Abstraction: While not fully abstract, "A Motley Life" demonstrates Kandinsky's early interest in transcending purely representational art. The painting's composition, with its aerial perspective and overlapping elements, can be seen as a step towards the more abstract forms and compositions he would later develop.
4. Synesthesia and Spiritualism: Some interpretations suggest that Kandinsky, potentially influenced by synesthesia, aimed to evoke a sense of sound and movement through visual means. Furthermore, the painting can be seen as an early expression of Kandinsky's interest in the spiritual dimensions of art, a theme he would later elaborate on in his writings.
5. Contrasts and Contradictions: The painting juxtaposes joyous and somber moments, earthly and spiritual elements, suggesting a complex and sometimes contradictory nature of life. This interplay of contrasting elements contributes to the painting's overall sense of dynamism and intrigue.
6. Influence of Russian Culture: The painting's roots are deeply anchored in Russian culture, with elements like the Russian Orthodox priest and the depiction of a Russian town visible in the background. This grounding in his cultural heritage is important to understanding Kandinsky's artistic development.
In essence, "A Motley Life" is a rich and complex artwork that encapsulates Kandinsky's early artistic explorations, his growing interest in abstraction, and his engagement with themes of spirituality, culture, and the multifaceted nature of human experience.
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yesterday i went on a self guided tour of the naval war ship, Lane Victory. it now rests in the san pedro harbor and is open for visitors. 35mm SOOC
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A wonderful glimpse of a plant's frosted-by-light winter-fossil gleaming with golden ambiance from a lowly meadow.
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My synesthetic experience of uncertainty. I want to paint it soon.
As a synesthete, I experience a duality within several of my senses - smell, touch, sound and specific types of sight (when I see letters and numbers) evoke colors, patterns and movement. Sometimes, the image is just too beautiful to keep bottled up in my brain (even when its a bad feeling), and I just have to let it out. In this case, emotion brought on an image, which I would like to share with you. Read more about synesthesia here.
It's pancake day for everyone that didn't notice.
I've not uploaded an obvious photo of a pancake, as there's enough of that on today's Youtube video.
This fine looking ass is Bev's. We took some time out in the library today to do a bit more research on our portrait projects. I really do feel that I am at the bottom of a mountain at the moment and have no idea if I can reach the summit in the five weeks we've got. I mean, mixing surrealism, with synaesthesia and juggling that project with our art theory essay is going to be pretty difficult.
I've just bust out of poker at uni as well so I decided to come down to the computer rooms and sort out today's Flickr picture. I couldn't work out which one to upload though. Do you think I should have made a better decision?
The synesthetic image I see when the big 'I've been kissed by a rose' bridge in the song plays. And the choruses.
This isn't it, but this is supposed to represent the woods and grass off the side of the trail leading to the cabin in Quebec, in the land owned by my paternal grandpa. Early in the morning just before dawn, with a lot of blue.
What it actually is is the woods off the Barron River in Algonquin Park last year. But it looks identical to what I see so it works.
I used a fake duotone effect in Photoshop to get the blue, which is the primary color that the image in my head basically is. Most of the song is a light blue like this to me.
The song is by Seal and was written/produced for the Batman Forever movie in 1995. Joel Schumacher directed the movie, as well as the music video for the song as well.
I think I derive a lot of the blue from the fact that when I was very young and saw the music video, it had a lot of blue in it (lots of blue light) so it influenced how I saw it synesthetically. As a result I also associate this blue tinge when I visually think of the year 1995.
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