A New Study About Color Tries to Decode ‘The Brain’s Pantone’
In a recent paper published in Current Biology, Conway was able to show that each color elicits a unique pattern of neural activity. In this study, he focused first on the brain’s response to a color, rather than on the color each of his study subjects verbally described. This approach reframes how neuroscientists typically try to answer questions about color perception.
In search of the one true color space, an artist/neuroscientist is building a map based on neural activity patterns in response to colors rather than on biology and the electromagnetic spectrum.
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