"Seeing Sounds" refers to a phenomenon where individuals perceive sounds visually, often associated with a condition called synesthesia. In this condition, stimulation of one sensory pathway leads to automatic experiences in another, such as seeing colors or shapes when hearing music or sounds. This unique experience can vary widely among individuals. For some, specific notes or musical chords may evoke distinct colors, while others might visualize patterns or movements. Artists and musicians often explore this interplay between sound and sight, creating works that reflect their sensory experiences, enhancing both artistic expression and audience engagement.