Inaudible Motionss
Last year, I started suffering from Meniere's disease, which, in addition to the vertigo attacks that make me lose control of balance and movement, brought me a constant ringing in my ears. This ringing stigmatizes silence, making me hear what is unheard, agonize over what is unfelt, and terrorize myself with what is unseen. Through the adaptation of the historical process of trichromy, it is possible to create colors from gray and allow the vision of the invisible, transforming infrared into red. Like all things that cannot be seen with the naked eye, the reality of infrared optics is different from what we are used to. We can see the loss of control of movement, invisible reflections, and the suffering of living beings amidst the dead.
