I am a Synaesthete living in Toronto - Ontario, Canada. 

My background is in medical anthropology, ethnomusicology, and a 2015 brain injury. 

Keeping to date with the global research community, and by applying the concepts of new age quantum physics  - I aim to contribute to the global conscience of Synesthesia.

Currently, I am conducting my own research, specifically on emotion and eidetic memory.

The more I divulge into the sensorium, the more I want to open-source my findings and contribute to the community of Brain & Cognition research & New Age Physices Research. I aim to share my point of view through writing and the story telling powers of multi-media art.

Member of:

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International Association of Synaesthetes, Artists and Scientists

Founding Member (2017)

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The Canadian Synesthesia Association

(Toronto)

The Synesthesia List  

(Sourced by Prof. Dr. Day, Dept of Behavioural and Social Sciences - Trident Technical College, Charleston South Carolina )

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Current Collaborations

• 2017-Present Research for Non-Fiction Publication 

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• University of Rochester - Brain & Cognitive Sciences

Rochester, New York. 

• Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics (Ongoing participation in various studies)

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 Past Participation:

• Attendee & Participant at the IASAS 2017 SYMPOSIUM - UCLA 

In conjunction with the California Nanosystems Institute, Los Angeles, California

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• University of Sussex

 Brighton, United Kingdom 

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• University of Boston

Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A

• Macquarie University, Austrailia 

Lifetime Ongoing Synesthesia Research Participant

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• Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics

Decoding the Genetics of Synaesthesia Completed

Nijmegen, The Netherlands

(organized by a Study Group at the Language and Genetics Department at the MPI for Psycholinguistics)

Smell & Synesthesia Completed

Stockholm, Sweden

Lead Researcher: Prof Asifa Majid 

Organized by: The Language and Cognition Department at MPI for Psycholinguistics

To learn more about this study click here

To listen to the BBC Radio 4 documentary featuring Asifa Majid on the sense of smell, click here

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