Humans see colour across three primary wavelength ranges: blue, green and red.
Cats see across two, perceiving a reduced chromatic range but with heightened sensitivity to motion and low light.
This exhibition examines the implications of that difference.
Control A
Control B (inverse)
Controls demonstrate that the subject remains constant while only chromatic conditions vary.
Two-Channel Colour Vision
Cats perceive a compressed chromatic field.
Efficient Colour Field
Under feline perception, red–green distinctions are muted. Blue–yellow contrasts remain.
When colour is irrelevant, tone becomes primary.
