For Jonathan, the colorblind painter, the experience is a challenge fueled by intrigue and consumed by frustration. Jonathan's initial reaction is one of shock, perpetuating almost suicidal tendencies.
Shock is taken over by intrigue as new patterns and texture appear from behind what was once color.
After much patience and experimentation Jonathan's color blindness is no longer a detriment, rather, a rebirth into a new world. His intrigue matches that of a child's exploring a foreign and tactile environment. As progression takes place, the skin of the interior spaces peels away revealing the structure that supports all. As the visitor moves from terrace to terrace more of the whole is revealed defining the structure and its interrelated parts allowing an acceptance of the overall space. All spaces are focused internally without emphasis on what is happening on the outside world.