Found a link through to Image Savant at the Center for Visual Music. It has some great digital art reminiscent of solar systems and galaxies. The artist uses particle systems to generate some incredible imagery:

His work has been used in Hollywood films such as Solaris. He has also done some work with visual music - composing visuals to pieces of music. Click here to view a short movie of his particles.

Discovered the Center for Visual Music, a site dedicated to visual music. Has lots of research information on the history of visual music and synaesthesia (this is where I found a link to that history of synaesthesia).

Also found a website dedicated to the work of the 20th century artist Oskar Fischinger.

Found this article A Brief History of Synaesthesia and Music by Sean A. Day. It goes into a detailed history of synaesthesia and music. Very informative.

digital photograph
2006

$295
60cm x 28cm
acrylic on board
2006

A still from a video composition I am currently working on.

Click image to view movie (1.8MB)

A yellow wolf trampled and scurried up a long thin elbow. Long black hairs uprooted the harmony of discorded perception. The wolf wondered, what is this blue roof; why am I buried under leaves and whistle-brass.

From within I pillaged and ran, forward and frantic. Where was the wolf. He was within but now the whistle brought peace. Shray a running puffload explored a flashing green resemblance. A resemblance of inner sanctity and violence. The wolf pondered. Through a window a brush of leaves whistled and whined. Screeched and beseeched a greying cloud encumbered rain.

Down it poured, torrents of radiant sloping mice. I reached a fork; a fork of perception and choice. The west door beckoned an uprought finger, the right a glimpse and a pick.

The pick rusted and dissolved, time accepting a brilliant foreplay. The elbow thought, why did the wolf trample me so? A yellow wolf trampled and scurried up a long thin peg.