My Synesthesia
As an auditory-visual synesthete, I experience music as a living spectrum of colors and shapes. Melodies and rhythms paint and sculpt a three-dimensional universe within my mind, creating visual imagery in motion.
Synesthesia Talk
In my synesthesia talk, I invite you into this vibrant & creative dimension — sharing stories, visuals, and behind-the-scenes processes that reveal how synesthesia can enrich imagination, art, and everyday perception.
Interested in bringing this talk to your team, event, or conference?
Giant Steps
2 min
One
5 min
Work Process: Giant Steps
"Giant Steps animation was made as my graduation thesis at Bezalel Academy of Art & Design, Jerusalem. It was the first time I expressed my synesthesia."
Work Process: One
"One is a visual journey into music. It's my second endeavour in my own personal quest to understand how music 'looks like'."
Video Trailers
A series of three video trailers for Miho Hazama's Grammy-nominated jazz album 'Dancer in Nowhere.'
Dancer in Nowhere
1 min
Magyar Dance
1 min
Il Paradiso del Blues
30 sec
Synesthetic Experiment
"I was wondering whether I could show the cascading flow of emotion of this J. S. Bach famous piece by using only color, the basic shape of circles, and minimalist motion, assigning to each musical chord the visual elements corresponding to it synesthetically."
Dance of Harmony
2.5 min
Bonus Tracks :)
"When I play the saxophone and close my eyes, I see the music as colors and shapes."
Synesthesia
2.5 min
I see music harmony as colors, and I wanted to control the emotional effect of sound and color simultaneously. For example: when I start with a gloomy harmony, the light is blue. With two programmers, we created a way to change the lighting in real-time as I play by moving in space. It's an exciting way to enhance the overall experience and create a unique sensory experience for the audience.
Hoodska
3.5 min
I have a deep love for playing the saxophone, and when I close my eyes to play a solo, it's like painting a musical story as I tell it.