Neurological Noise: The Synesthetic Artists Who See Music, Hear Color, and Build Worlds From the Crossfire
For most people, a trumpet sounds like a trumpet. For synesthetic artists, it might look like a burning orange wedge cutting through the upper left corner of a room. A growing wave of creators is refusing to treat this neurological blending as a quirk to manage — instead, they're building entire artistic languages from the static between senses.