Exploring Perception
1. Talk to us about what it means to you to be a synthesizer.
It’s derived from a neurological sensory condition, Synesthesia, in which one sensory or cognitive pathway, i.e. hearing, simultaneously is experienced through a secondary sense, i.e. vision. In the abstract, my creative artistic mind blurs the sensory cues and often feels intoxicated by the phenomenology of light and sound. I see sound and I hear textures. The creative problem-solving iteration allows me to process and overlay vast amounts of information to synthesize the content and solutionize. As a noun, I tend to operate in a synthetic mode in the context of my workflow. As a verb, it produces the content for my creative endeavors under RYSQ-IT or my new venture SQRYPT.
