Mathematical Concepts → Vision

very rare

Mathematical Concepts → Vision Synesthesia is a very rare type of synesthesia. Mathematical ideas, equations, or operations produce visual experiences such as colors, shapes, or spatial forms.

Inducer
math
Concurrent
color
Category
Concept Visual

What is Mathematical Concepts → Vision Synesthesia?

Mathematical ideas, equations, or operations produce visual experiences such as colors, shapes, or spatial forms. Daniel Tammet described seeing numbers as complex visual landscapes. Richard Feynman saw equations in color. For some, performing math creates dynamic visual animations.

Notable People with Mathematical Concepts → Vision Synesthesia

Research on Mathematical Concepts → Vision Synesthesia

Ward, J. (2013). Synesthesia. Annual Review of Psychology, 64.

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Brang, D. & Ramachandran, V.S. (2011). Survival of the synesthesia gene. PLoS Biology.

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People with Mathematical Concepts → Vision(7)