This art installation was created to express the concept of the color orange. I contected a thourough study into synesthesia and how people can view colors contucting interviews and reading through scholarly articles. The intention of this piece was to simulate the taste, smell, touch, and hearing of the viewer as they entered into a blank, all white room. Audience members would experience "orange" without actually ever seeing the color. Before entering the room, audience members would take a small piece of handmade candy to stimulate taste. Then, upon entering the space, viewers were welcomed with a custom essential oils blend being diffused throughout the space from a pillar in the center of the room. Participates could feel this same pillar upon which was upholstered fabric emulating the "feel" of orange. Music was played in the room to continue creating the desired atmosphere of what "orange" is. Behind the pillar, centered on the wall was a triptych that included assorted numbers and lettters that represented the findings of my study into synrdthesia highlting speicific numbers and letters that are orange. Behind the pillar was a faux rose window made with two layers of laser cut chipboard with a translucent orange acrylic sheet behind. Viewers could look into the room through a double mirror coating applied to the back of the acrylic so inside viewers were unable to look out or see the color orange and instead a mirror reflected the room back. A subtheme of this piece was the idea of creating a holy space for the color orange centered around specific catholic traditions.