syneshesia of color, sound and forms

LINGUO-GRAPHIC

Graphic works on linguistics after V.Vetash

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 THE SYSTEM OF CORRELATION OF SOUND AND COLOR

     The color of sounds is determined according psycholinguistics and the theory developed by the author, described in the article Color Alphabet.

     Its foundation is the main triangle of vowels A-I-U, correlating with the basic three colors. Consonants are colored according the main acoustic organ, creating sound, i.e. according the system of closeness with vowels. Laryngeal and back A (red) and O (yellow) give their tints to guttural, velar and uvular (G, K, H etc.) that have colors from ochre to brown. Front (deep blue) I and more closed (daffodil-green) E give color to point and dorsal dental sounds (S, Z, T, D etc.) that have blue-green and gray tints. According labial deep-green U, labial (B, P, V, F etc.) have from warm-green to emerald tints.

 

 (sounds are denoted with transcription signs of IPA)

VOWELS

     

 

CONSONANTS

 

COLOR OF RUSSIAN LETTERS

IN APPROXIMATE ZONE OF THE ZODIAC SIGNS, THE MOST INHERENT TO THEM  

 

AN EXAMPLE OF WORDS' COLOFORMS

 (the illustration for the article about the names of Saint-Petersburg and Leningrad

and correlation between the name and the character of region,1990)  

                                                                              

 

slang "PIT'ER"

 

 

"SANKT-PETERBURG"

 

 

 

"PETROGRAD"

(the Russian translation of "Petersburg":

the name of the city in the revolutionary 

period of 1914-1924)

  

 

"LENINGRAD"

 

"NEVANLINNA"

(Finnish name of local 

town after NEVA river)

 

hydronime "LADOGA" lake

 

 

 

COLOR-FORMS

(the correlation of color with corresponding form and character

according color-psychology (developed by the author in 1983)

 

 

VARIANTS OF LETTERS FOR INTERNATIONAL ALPHABET

see article "International Alphabet Interbet" 

(in center - the  triangle of vowels in their color and form /1987/)

 

 

 

 COLOR INTERBET (1983)

ONE OF THE VARIANT OF THE INTERNATIONAL ALPHABET 

PRESENTED ON THE COLOR BACKGROUND APPROPRIATE TO SOUNDS

 

   

 LINGUISTIC PICTURES ON COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY

    

Color-form IMAGES of some LANGUAGES 

of  ÀSIA                                   and  EUROPE

              

                            Arabic          Hebrew                                                 Russian               Ukrainian               

     Georgean          Turkish                                                  Spanish               French

             Hindi          Chinease                                               English                German

                                                                                        Greek                 Italian

                                                                                           Polish                 Finnish

 

    

                         SLAVONIC HERALDY (1980)                           ORTHODOX LATIN ALPHABETS 1980 (scripts in Greek-Bysantine,

                           ARMS AND FLAGS OF SLAVIC NATIONS                                  Coptic-Egyptian and Church Slavonic style, worked out by the author)

                

 

 ASIA letters 1982

 

 

IMAGINARY FLAGS (1981)

      The big flags in the center represent the images of 9 main world language families. From left to right 3 row by 3: Indo-European, Ural, Altaic, Chamito-Semitic, Dravidian, Tibetan-Chinese, Bantuan, Austronesian, Austro-Asian languages. 

      In the left and right outermost columns there are flags of Indo-European and some other languages. Left column: Caucasean, Romance, Celtic, Germanic, Baltic, Slavic, New-Slavic. Right column: Korean, Japanese, Indo-Aryan, Iranian, Armenian, Albanian, Greek. The other smaller flags represents the images of united countries according the principles of language alliance and historical equity.

 

 

 

 

«HISTORY OF ALPHABET» (picture 80õ80cm 1979)

(in every square there is a big Latin letter and its correlations from the other alphabets)

 

 

continuing - Linguistic flags 

 

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