EyeScream Table of Contents (Emily)

Here is my table of contents :)
Feedback and thoughts always appreciated :)

EyeScream

“joined perception”

“see the sound”

"sensory fusion" 

"the art of senses" 

Brief:

Physical Art is art that exists in physical reality, space and time. It is a physical object. For example, paintings, sculptures, and performance pieces are in the physical world. Physical art is always compared to conceptual art and it is argued that they are not the same. Conceptual art resides in the mental world whereas physical art resides in the physical world.  Physical art in relationship to synesthesia is commonly abstract art. I have chosen the topic of physical art and synesthesia because I found it interesting that there is a thin line between an artist who has synesthesia and an artist who doesn’t. I found that most artists who do abstract art use the idea of synesthesia as inspiration rather than actually having it.

Table of Contents

Intro:

What is Synesthesia?

How is it noticed?

Section 1:

Synesthesia in children

            How it is handled?

            Art from children with Synesthesia

Section 2 (features): Synesthesia and Physical Art

Feature 1:

Synesthesia and Artistic Experimentation

By Cretien van Campen

An essay arguing if synesthetic art is an involuntary or voluntary experience

Feature 2:

Synesthetic art and Interpretation

By George Dvorsky

A short article about how synesthesia is interpreted in art (pretty much what the title says)

Feature 3:

The Most beautiful painting you’ve ever heard

By Virginia Hughes

An article from Seed Magazine about a woman and her synesthesia and how she turns it into art

Section 3:  

Not sure yet…was thinking maybe doing a small section on Genetics