Synesthesia is a neurological phenomenon in which the senses overlap. Those with synesthesia, known as synesthetes, often report vivid colour associations when reading specific letters and words.

This generative artwork was designed with the help of neural networks trained on the letter-colour associations reported by 6,588 synesthetes. As the machine reads a text corpus (in this case, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland), it produces a brilliant array of colours. In this context, the artificial intelligence becomes a novel tool for computational creativity—perceiving the text not as words and letters, but as hues and saturations.

The final artwork is a large high quality archival inkjet print, measuring 48 x 48 inches (121.92 x 121.92 cm), and framed in rich walnut. The artwork was exhibited as part of Art in the Age of AI, a London exhibition and charity auction curated by Verisart that also included works by Casey Reas, Mario Klingemann, Sougwen Chung, and other artists within the field of AI. The artwork was sold at auction, with all proceeds going toward Cool Earth, a UK-based charity working to prevent rainforest destruction.