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Vincent Van Gogh-What is synesthesia?

Colors were reflections of emotions and senses for him. His hands, mind, and eyes were not willing to deal with nature or what others saw clearly. For him, the world flowed in a different rhythm; they had different perspectives, different forms that they would shape on their own. Vincent Van Gogh's experience was something that is the world his eyes saw and his ears heard was constantly chaotic and disturbing. He felt that the world was just a reflection on his madness. He had synesthesia. It isn't disease, it is a neurological condition where communication between the senses is different from normal, and in this case, people see sounds taste or hear the contours. But today we know that synesthesia is a special kind of glasses that allows people to witness fantastic realities.💛 


                                         


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