Concetta Antico Analysis

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Its called Tetrachromats and is much more than seeing colors that others can not see. Concetta Antico is an artist and teaches oil painting. She has Tetrachromats and exaplains what the world is like throgh her eyes. Antico says “I’m looking at some light right now that’s peeking through the door in my house. Other people might just see white light, but I see orange and yellow and pink and green and some magenta and a little bit of blue. So white is not white; white is all varieties of white.” (1) and the world is so vibrant and stimulating to my eyes, allowing me to paint what I see (2)

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