Cindy NikolicK way bleu deutéranopie

This table is part of the deuteranopia series: Deuteranopia is a visual impairment that alters colour vision. This is a type of color blindness. It is often said that the colourblind has difficulty distinguishing between green and red, but what does he really see, and what are the consequences? This question raised, the artist wanted, despite this difference in perception, to find a common language. After observing, with the help of software, images converted into "deuteranopia" colors, she was able to determine in painting, a new palette of "primary" colors that allows me to paint in the colors that these colorblind people see. A painting painted in "deuteranopia" colours appears in a limited range for someone with normal vision, but it appears extremely colourful and shimmering for a colour blind person. So he sees colors that we don’t see, there’s like a role reversal! Here the blues are enhanced with shades of fluorescent paint to highlight the contrast perceived by a colorblind person (who easily identifies blue among the other colors)