Synesthesia #05

I don't think I have synesthesia but when I have to describe things like synesthetic people do, this is what I think:

Diamond Ring: Sweet, Loud, Wedding

Heels: Hurtful, Slippery touch, Loud colour, Citrus smell

Synesthesia #04

Meet Stephanie Corswell. She is an australian actress and soprano who has synesthesia.

"Monday is yellow; Tuesday is quite a deep red; Wednesday is sort of a grass green; Thursday is a much darker green but still quite bright; Friday has always confused me, it’s either a very dark purple, blue or grey; Saturday is white; and Sunday is sort of a light peach colour. For anyone who doesn’t understand what’s happening here, I have a neurological condition called synesthesia which means that I ‘see’ words in colours."

— From Stephanie Carswell Q & A websites. 

source: wikipedia

Synesthesia #03

So i just found this at my apartment. Turns out the owner loves art. This is one of her collection. I just knew from CT Clasa that Kandinsky was one of the synethetic.

Synesthesia #02

How Synesthetic people sees music

P.S. : I just knew two of my blogs didn't get published.

Synesthesia #01

Vladimir Nabokov on Synesthesia.

Synesthesia by Iris Van Herpen

Inspired by the cross sensational phenomenon of feeling sound, smelling motion, and hearing colour; Iris Ven Herpen represented her 2010 collection called ‘Synesthesia’. As always, Iris Ven Herpen made her collection very detailed.

Sensitive bodies, fragile lines, and three-dimensional structures contrasting with dark lines, unexpected flesh, and reflection trick the eyes and take the form of twisting cords, web-like knots, and multilayered leather threadwork. Pieces are neutralized by dark purple and black as a base, and punctuated with shimmering golds, and brilliant metallics to create a collection that elicits sensation and feeling whilst remaining visually stunning. The three-dimensional shapes, transparency and reflection provide a whole that is optically alienating.

"It would be good if fashion and the way of presentation could melt together into one big overall experience stimulating all the senses. Such that, not only do you see clothes but can also smell, hear and feel them," says Van Herpen.

Singapore Night Festival

This was in front of the National Museum of Singapore. It was sick! I love how they have projector on the facade. It was so cool.