Migraine and Visual Arts
| Author: Klaus Podoll | 20. April 2007 |
| Edited by: Klaus Podoll |
Dee Adams
Artist's website
Dee Adams, Migraine No. 1, 2004. © 2004 Dee Adams (see here)
"Black and white abstract inspired by mid-century textiles and artwork."
(Dee Adams, Artist's statement, 2004)
Dee Adams, Migraine No. 2, 2004. © 2004 Dee Adams (see here)
"Black and white abstract inspired by mid-century textiles and artwork."
(Dee Adams, Artist's statement, 2004)
Dee Adams, Migraine No. 3, 2006. © 2004 Dee Adams (see here)
"Abstract modernist colour study of migraine aura patterns."
(Dee Adams, Artist's statement, 2007)
"I'm a documented synasthesia patient. It translates very much into my artwork. But I'm also a migraine sufferer with a very bad heriditary form of it. I've done paintings of my migraine auras and there are no colours, just shapes. The shapes themselves are a direct map of light and sound intensity. You can see the work here under the series titled Migraine www.deedee914.com."
(Dee Adams, December 11, 2007)
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