Cemetery of Splendour
"In order for the walls of the cell to disappear (visually), it was indispensable to change the dimensional system in my men. I copy a paragraph from the treatise of Dr. Pelcari: 鈥楾here are parts of the membrane of the eye especially sensitive to each color; there are cells wich analyze colors; others combine the chromatic and the luminous sensations; the neurons of the center of the retina permit the appreciation of space; the chromatic system and the dimensional system have their point of departure in the eye, in cells originally identical and later diversified.鈥 Concerning this point, see also Suarez de Mendoza, Marinesco, Douney. I resolved the problem by combining the chromatic cells with the spatial. In my patients, the cells which are sensitive to color percieve space. The three essential colors gave three dimensions: blue, width; yellow, lenght; red, height. 鈥
A vertical wall, painted blue and yellow, would appear as a beach; with slight red touches, like a sea (the red would give the height of waves).鈥 鈥擜dolfo Bioy Casares, Plan of Escape
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"In order for the walls of the cell to disappear (visually), it was indispensable to change the dimensional system in my men. I copy a paragraph from the treatise of Dr. Pelcari: 鈥楾here are parts of the membrane of the eye especially sensitive to each color; there are cells wich analyze colors; others combine the chromatic and the luminous sensations; the neurons of the center of the retina permit the appreciation of space; the chromatic system and the dimensional system have their point of departure in the eye, in cells originally identical and later diversified.鈥 Concerning this point, see also Suarez de Mendoza, Marinesco, Douney. I resolved the problem by combining the chromatic cells with the spatial. In my patients, the cells which are sensitive to color percieve space. The three essential colors gave three dimensions: blue, width; yellow, lenght; red, height. 鈥
A vertical wall, painted blue and yellow, would appear as a beach; with slight red touches, like a sea (the red would give the height of waves).鈥 鈥擜dolfo Bioy Casares, Plan of Escape