Other interesting projects and references

• Large collection of links by Pat Duffy
• Online Synesthesia experiment
• Tussen Zinnen (Nederlands)
• Synesthesia (Elizabeth A. Pector)
• Video by Regina Pautzke with statements about synesthesia by participants of the second international synesthesia congress in Hannover, December 1 to 3, 2006
• Michael Haverkamp - Synesthesia
• Synesthesia (Lisa Emerson)
• Synaesthesia (Bulat Galeyev)
• Synaesthesia - virtual exhibition
• Marcia Smilack
• Synesthesia and the synesthetic experience (Steve Mann)
• Synesthesia (MIT)
• Trends in colored letter synesthesia (Sean A. Day)
• Synesthete perspectives - Carol
• Synesthete perspectives - Karen
• Pat Duffy radio interview

Societies

• American Synesthesia Association
• UK Synaesthesia Association
• Deutsche Synästhesie-Gesellschaft (German synesthesia association - in German)
• artecitta (Spanish)

Research

• Cross-cultural pilot study on synesthesia
• Synaesthesia Research Group (London)
• Richard E. Cytowic's website

Synesthesia tests

• The Synesthesia Battery
• Jennifer Green's Site
• Synesthesia Test

Articles on the web

• Synaesthesia & the Arts, experiment and research (Doctor Hugo)
• Cross-talk between the senses (David Howes)
• Scent, Sound and Synaesthesie (David Howes)
• Synaesthesia - A Cognitive Model of Cross Modal Association (Andrew D. Lyons)
• Synesthesia: Phenomenology And Neuropsychology (Richard E. Cytowic)
• Synesthesia - A Real Phenomenon? (Luciano da F. Costa)
• The Health Report - Synesthesia (Robin Hughes)
• CNN: Ever taste a shape, or smell a color?
• Is there a Normal Phase of Synesthesia in Development? (Simon Baron-Cohen)
• Synesthesia - the mixing of the senses (David Diamond)
• Tangled Wires: Conceptualizing Neurological and Cultural Explanations of Synesthesia

Sounds + synesthesia

• Site for drawing colours that you see while listening to sounds
• Color imagery
• Michael Haverkamp - Synesthesia
• Colour Music (Niels Hutchison)
• Department of Music and Synaesthesia

Synesthesia in arts and literature

• Arthur Rimbaud: Voyelles
• Synesthesia and artistic experimentation (Crétien van Campen)

Synesthesia + psychedelic drugs

• Psychedelic Induced Synesthesia (Donald J. DeGracia)

Visualisation of music with computers

• Synaesthesia
• The Music Animation Machine
• RhythmicLight
• The dream of color music, and machines that make it possible
• u & i software
• Artificial Synesthesia (Peter B. L. Meijer)
• Creativelab

Other interesting websites

• Dennis Roth: Rhythm Vision, Oozing the Moon
• CONSERT
• Gabriel Numbers

 
Reading

(If you can also read publications in German, you should visit the German page. It includes all the references cited here too.)

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