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“How old were those pickles?” Holliday groaned in agony.

“‘M next in queue,” Amos spoke without looking up from his wallet, counting out exact change.

Un hombre gordo, sudoroso y sucio va vestido de traje y corbata roja a unos centimetros detras mío, me observa de arriba abajo, -quizás me mira el culo y lo quiere tocar- me sonríe grotescamente y automáticamente siento náuseas y ganas de romperle la cara. Me imagino dentro de su cuerpo, con su ropa y seguridad.

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Following on from Task One, I want to continue to explore synaesthesia - a rare condition, which can see various senses mapped onto others. For example, a synaesthetic may see certain letters as different colours, while another may hear a certain noise when they see a certain colour, and this is just a glimpse into this strange and interesting condition.

This carries on from my Task 1 Map, where I looked at the ability of synaesthesia to map colour to letters. However, now I want to take a more broad and deep look into synaesthesia, and its various repercussions in art, music and everyday life.

Here’s my definition of synaesthesia from Task 1;

"synaesthesia – a condition, which causes a person to experience one of their senses when another is stimulated. For example, months may each have different colours to a person with synaesthesia, or touching something hot may cause a sweet taste."

I'm also interested in exploring the use of rotoscoping in my final piece - as it will allow me to easily get across certain emotions or attitudes in an unusual and visually interesting method.

  My Task 1 Map of the Synaesthetic Alphabet

Following on from task One, I want to continue to explore synaesthesia - a rare condition, which will see various senses mapped onto others. For example, a synaesthetic may see certain letters as different colours, while another may hear a certain noise when they see a certain colour, and this is just a glimpse into this strange and interesting condition.

This carries on from my Task 1, where I looked at the ability of synaesthesia to map colour to letters. However, now I want to take a more broad and deep look into synaesthesia, and its various repercussions in art, music and everyday life.

Here's my definition of synaesthesia from Task 1;

"synaesthesia – a condition, which causes a person to experience one of their senses when another is stimulated. For example, months may each have different colours to a person with synaesthesia, or touching something hot may cause a sweet taste."

I'm also interested in also exploring the use of rotoscoping to explore this idea - as it will easily allow me to get across certain emotions or attitudes in an unusual and visually interesting method.

  My Task 1 Map of the Synaesthetic Alphabet