After an extended exhibition at a wellness clinic, these panels have returned to my walls and studio.
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I am Hex, an artist and synesthete. This is my home on the web, where you'll find my art, my thoughts, and all things inbetween.
"Synes-what?"
Synesthesia. Essentially it means the "crossing" of two or more senses. The more I read about it, the more common researchers say it is, but it's still less than 5% of the population.
For me, it means sounds have colours.
If you wanna know more about Synesthesia as a phenomenon, I recommend Karen W's website on the subject, followed by a quick google of the many synesthesia-related resources on the web.
You can also email me, but I'm no expert. My knowledge is of my own experience, and what I have read about. If you email me to ask about Synesthesia, replies depend upon my mood. If you wish to make any inquiries about my artwork, where you can see more, how you can purchase some etc.. reply guarenteed :D
thecoloursofsound@hotmail.com
For me, it means sounds have colours.
If you wanna know more about Synesthesia as a phenomenon, I recommend Karen W's website on the subject, followed by a quick google of the many synesthesia-related resources on the web.
You can also email me, but I'm no expert. My knowledge is of my own experience, and what I have read about. If you email me to ask about Synesthesia, replies depend upon my mood. If you wish to make any inquiries about my artwork, where you can see more, how you can purchase some etc.. reply guarenteed :D
thecoloursofsound@hotmail.com
1 comment:
This is the kind of work that grabs my attention without a doubt. I love it. Multiple panels, different views of overlapping transparent rectangular colours. It makes me feel like I am inside a two colour realm of blue and red thats combined in different ways to form purples and light blues, almost aqua, but the main theme seems transparent over white. All but one. The second to last panel that breaks the panel making it my main focus as into "why" it was placed there. It seems quite the opposite to the other panels where it is as if I am looking at the other panels from the front of the canvas (from the outside in) but panel four feels like it is the total opposite. Its rather opaque. Anyhow, enough of my ramblings. I love this work. Excellent work! :)
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