On November 22, 2014, the Davis Art Salon opened “Synesthesia,” a one-night show about those intangible moments where the senses intermingle. Synesthesia is described as the stimulation of one sensory pathway which leads to involuntary experiences through a secondary sensory pathway. Artists use this phenomenon as inspiration for their work.

During the opening, viewers had the opportunity to vote for their favorite work/artist. This year, attendants selected Rachael Richards, a UC Davis art student. Richards won a two-week solo show at the Nelson Gallery showcasing other similar works alongside her winning sculpture. Richards’ exhibition, titled “Undulations: Recent Works of Rachael Richards,” will run at the Nelson Gallery from December 6-December 21, 2014.

Read The Aggie’s entire review here.
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