Sentences with phrase «about synesthesia»
Martin's work feels much less about the synesthesia that fascinated Kandinsky, nor the flamboyant theatre of Yves Klein's Monotone Symphony, rather his paintings seem to want to lasso the sonic texture that is on the sensory periphery.
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«There's been a debate about synesthesia,» Sathian says.
The first book taught Whit about synesthesia, and we have had fascinating conversations about that.
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About two in 100 people have this condition called mirror - touch synesthesia, or MTS.
This confounding of perception — called synesthesia — was thought to affect at most about 4 percent of the population, but University College London psychologist Jamie Ward has uncovered the best evidence yet that we may all have a bit of synesthesia.
One of the most influential neuroscientists of our day, Ramachandran's groundbreaking work in phantom limbs, human vision, mirror neurons, synesthesia and conceptual metaphors has taught humanity more about that organ in our heads than anyone else.
While scientists are still uncertain about the exact mechanisms of synesthesia, many believe that it»...
Through the phenomenon called synesthesia, sound guides me about where the colors will go over the painting.
His whole lecture on brain function is interesting, but the bit on his (world first) scientific explanation of synesthesia begins at about minute 18, easily found thanks to the nifty Adobe Flash popup contents bar (once you're past the annoying intro music).