Synesthesia--a condition in which you confuse one sense for another, like "hearing" the color blue--has inspired some amazing art over the centuries, including works from Wassily Kandinsky and David Hockney. But the latest synesthetic art isn't made by humans at all. A London audio artist has programmed these five robots to make noise when they run across colors--and the result is electronic symphony base on hue.
Synesthesia--a condition in which you confuse one sense for another, like "hearing" the color blue--has inspired some amazing art over the centuries, including works from Wassily Kandinsky and David Hockney. But the latest synesthetic art isn't made by humans at all. A London audio artist has programmed these five robots to make noise when they run across colors--and the result is electronic symphony base on hue.
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