SYNESTHESIA #2

Kerry Hirth experiencing synesthesia, where the incorporation of information from one side of consciousness occur simultaneously in the other side. Listening to music, he can decipher the color harmony and contrast the ways in which the chromatic scale is anything but monochromatic.

SYNESTHESIA #1

This photo was taken by Marcia Smilack. She walked slowly along the barren dock, waiting for something that she had a vision to evoke cello sound in her ears or satin shades on her skin. When that moment happened, she stopped, pointed her camera in the water, and wait to hear it or feel it again. Then she shoots her picture.

SYNESTHESIA #3

Wassily Kandinsky was a Russian modernist painter, he described the color as having a tactile qualities. For example, orange was “prickly”.He also wrote music that produces colors and shapes which are used in his paintings.

CLIPS + LIGHT

A combination of clips and small light. It was a very useful items for daily use. It was light and handy.  It can help you to read even in the dark.

It's a combination of a chair and shelves below. Besides it can be function as a chair, it also can be used as a shelves to put up the toys and other stuffs.

Memo pads with a pen holder

Memo pads with a pen holder. This is very functional. You can put it either beside the phone or bedside. You don’t need to worry about find the pen anymore cause it has stick on the memo pads. 

Dictionary and a Bookmark

A very thin dictionary that can be used as a bookmark. It was very thin so as to be kept inside the book and bring along wherever you go. Combination of a dictionary and bookmark.