Allilon Education

‘Sensory’ by Allilon Education

In Uncategorized by Lilly Cox

Harbisson’s visualisation of Amy Winehouse’s Rehab

The latest collection from Allilon Education has a truly fascinating backstory. Exploring the relationship with colour and sound, ‘Sensory’ is inspired by the life and work of cyborg-artist Neil Harbisson. Harbisson is best known for being the first person to have an antenna implanted in his skull; and it is through this antenna that Neil is able to feel and hear colours as audible vibrations inside his head. Listen to his TedTalk if you don’t believe us! 

This unique ability means that Neil is able to see visual representations of music in colour – like the Amy Winehouse track ‘Rehab’ left – as he perceives each colour to have its own sound. Thus, all of the clothes in Allilon Education’s ‘Sensory’ collection have specifically been designed so that Harbisson can hear it. It’s bonkers, but brilliant. 

The Collection

Hair: Johnny Othona, Greame Hoban and Madeleine Murphy. Make up: Ciara McCarthy. Photography: Andrew Gilbert.

Sensory on Stage 

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