New Energy Art

There is only Freedom

I love to play freely. That is why my motto is: "It's always time to play under the rainbow"
I like to travel to different places and worlds inside myself. You know that feeling?
That you are dreaming away and you find yourself in another world?
That when you hear a sound you sense the taste, that every color has a shape and that
words and numbers are colors, that a feeling makes a sound? I love to translate that
sensation and to share it with others.  

I have different kinds of synesthesia from birth. I'm very sensitive to my surrounding and for sensory experiences. You could say I experience the world in a multidimensional way. I live with both feet in different worlds. The world of oneness, of a space, shape and timeless state of being, this earth world and everything in between.

"You may say that I'm a dreamer. But I'm not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us. And the world will be as one"- John Lennon

I simply want to make the world more beautiful. To share the beauty of other worlds, that are so close to our worlds. It doesn't matter if you call this imagination or if you believe in multiple worlds and dimensions. It is what it is: an invitation for you to explore new ground.

The tone of a kiss and the color of your name

How would your name look like when it's translated in shape, in form, in sound? What would you hear when the feeling of a kiss is translated in tones? What if what we experience with our senses, is just a tiny tiny part of the full multi sensory experience? Welcome in my world. With my art I share this experience. I invite you to dive into new unexplored worlds inside yourself. To discover beauty, treasures and a new experience of life.

About Synesthesia

"People with synesthesia experience the ordinary world in extraordinary ways. Words can have tastes; names can have color; and the sequence of numbers may glide through space. Most definitions of synesthesia emphasize that there is an 'extra' sensation that is tagged on to what would normally be expected. For example, the sound of a flute may be a pastel lemon color. The sound is both heard and seen, but the color does not replace the heard sound - it coexists with it. This is why synesthesia is regarded as an extra sensation. Of course, for someone with synesthesia it doesn't feel like there is something extra because they have experienced the world this way for all their life. On the contrary, to a synesthete, it seems like there is something absent in the experiences of the people around them. To a synesthete, the color of a musical note may be just as much of a property of the music as the note's pitch and it doesn't feel, to them, like it is extra." - From The Frog who Croaked Bue by Jamie Ward

Take a look in my studio 'The Pippi Villa' here

Read more about Mirri Rocks (Marieke Verhoeckx) here