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Does listening to music generate colors in your mind? Do bright, lively songs sound yellow or orange while darker, more somber ones sound dark blue and grey? Well, for artist Neil Harbisson, this happens the other way around. Colorblind since birth, Harbisson has sported an electronic eye since 2004 that fits over the top of […] Colorblind artist Neil Harbisson is an intrepid “eyeborg” wearer. That’s a device that converts color into audible frequencies, meaning that Harbisson gets to hear a symphony of color, instead of seeing a world only in grayscale. Below, Harbisson’s talk from TEDGlobal 2012 gets the graphic treatment in a beautiful chart that shows precisely which colors sound which musical notes for him. This is […] “I’ve never seen color and I don’t know what color looks like. I come from a grayscale world,” says artist Neil Harbisson, to gasps from the audience. Yet this is not an “oh me miserum” story. Instead, Harbisson is here to tell us that in 2003, he started a collaborative project to create an electronic eye to […]
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Neil Harbisson: Nil Harbison (Neil Harbisson): Ja slušam boju Umetnik Nil Harbison se rodio potpuno slep za boje, ali je ovih dana, za njegovu glavu povezan jedan uređaj koji pretvara boju u zvučne frekvencije. Umesto da posmatra svet u sivim tonovima, Harbison može da čuje simfoniju boja — i čak da sluša lica i slike. Similar topics - Senses - Art - Cyborg - Design - Entertainment - Innovation - Music - Prosthetics - Sound - Technology Related talks Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.