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Beyond merely compensating for his lack of sight, Neil envisions his antenna as a tool for artistic and social expression. He has pioneered concepts like "sound portraits," where he translates visual information—such as faces—into musical compositions. For instance, he can look at someone's face and "hear" its unique sound tone, then create visual art inspired by this auditory translation.
Neil also composes music based on colors and paints landscapes or objects based on sounds derived from the senses. Andy, a collaborator, turns speeches and voices into vibrant, colorful artwork by mapping vocal inflections to his sensory spectrum. This interplay creates a new form of multisensory art that bridges perception, emotion, and creativity.