COLOR TRANSLATIONS | 2012-ongoing
Color Translations is an experiment in color theory, form, space, and audience / artwork engagement. It is an umbrella term used to describe several series of artworks governed by one process: translating essays, books, articles—letter-by-letter—into color. The goal of this series is also an exercise in perception, attempting to recreate the condition of grapheme-color synaesthesia in a physical form for the public to better understand another's unique experience. Series include essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson and Richard Cytowic.
Color Translations is an experiment in color theory, form, space, and audience / artwork engagement. It is an umbrella term used to describe several series of artworks governed by one process: translating essays, books, articles—letter-by-letter—into color. The goal of this series is also an exercise in perception, attempting to recreate the condition of grapheme-color synaesthesia in a physical form for the public to better understand another's unique experience. Series include essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson and Richard Cytowic.
