Natali Ammar+Roaa Abu-Ahmad

Synesthesia is a neurological condition where one sensory or cognitive pathway triggers involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. For example, someone with synesthesia might see colors when they hear music.

Our app combines the senses of sight, sound, and emotion to curate personalized experiences. Users can input their feelings, visual inspirations, and favorite music when filling up a questionare, then the app generates custom images and playlists that reflect their unique sensory and emotional state.

The inspiration was to provide a tool for self-expression which allows individuals to explore and communicate their emotions in a creative and immersive way. Connecting the world of synesthetic people and the rest of the world.

About SynthPlay

Music vs. Emotion

A minor

For some individuals, the A minor chord might evoke a shape with rounded or flowing contours, such as a gentle curve or a soft spiral. This shape could represent the overall mood and tonal quality of the chord, which is often described as somber, melancholic, or introspective.

As for color, the A minor chord might evoke deep, rich hues such as dark blue or purple. These colors are often associated with introspection, depth, and emotional resonance, which aligns with the mood of the A minor chord.

E major might evoke vibrant, sunny hues such as golden yellow or bright orange. These colors convey a sense of warmth, energy, and optimism, reflecting the uplifting quality of the E major chord.

E major chord might evoke shapes with bright, expansive contours, such as wide arcs or soaring lines. These shapes could reflect the uplifting and energetic character of the chord, often described as vibrant or triumphant.

E major