sheryo: Synaesthesia

The Synaesthesia Exhibition is a collaboration between a writer and an artist organised by Ceriph. Each artist is randomly assigned a writer and i got David De Winne! His piece was very inspiring and i really liked it.

SYNÆSTHESIA: drawing words, reading pictures

08-17 April at The Substation Gallery (45 Armenian Street)
1900-2100 (opening night)
1000-2100 (daily)

SYNÆSTHESIA is a serial experiment that crosses the boundaries between two genres of art: the written word and the image. A collaboration between 17 pairs of writers and artists, Synæsthesia is the product of a marriage between form and words that exist beyond the page.

Synæsthesia is recognised as a neurological condition in which sensory and cognitive pathways criss-cross, resulting in individuals that report experiences such as perceiving letters and numbers to be inherently coloured, or hearing sounds in response to visual motion. In art, these multi-sensory experiences are often celebrated as the ongoing discovery of the possibilities of perception.

Curated by Winnie Goh
Co-curated by Wei Fen Lee
Presented by Ceriph
Supported by The Substation
Sponsored by The National Arts Council / Writing The City by The British Council / Hong Leong Foundation