Lenses of Red

Imagine a world where color is both a companion and a prison. At the heart of this story is an individual whose allergy confines them to the color red—every interaction, meal, and garment must be crimson. Every sensory experience is limited through the lens of red.

This concept highlights the profound impact of sensory restrictions, illustrating how a disability or allergy can profoundly shape one’s daily life. It mirrors the challenges faced by individuals who must navigate environments that are not fully inclusive. Just as this person is confined to a red-dominated world, others with disabilities or sensory limitations often experience exclusion or difficulty in a world that doesn’t accommodate their needs.

This perspective invites us to explore the emotional and psychological implications of such restrictions and how society can create more accessible and inclusive environments for everyone. It also prompts reflection on our emotional connections to colors and their significance in shaping our experiences.

Team members: 

Chenyue Li, RMIT Melbourne

Nguyen Tue Dong Quan, RMIT Vietnam

Pham Hong Diep Truc, RMIT Vietnam

Kolfinna Frigg Sigurðardóttir, Elisava, Barcelona