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This man is Eric Brun-Sanglard<\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\nThe great colour specialist, Eric Brun-Sanglard, cannot see! It was suddenly going blind that confirmed his gift for being able to feel colours. \u201cBut how can he imagine them? How did he become aware of this special sensitivity?\u201d All these questions can be summed up in one: \u201cHow does he manage to decorate interiors, without being able to even glimpse the colours that are the basis of his art?\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cClose your eyes to see better\u201d<\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\n\u2026that\u2019s Eric Brun-Sanglard\u2019s answer! To get beyond the preconceived ideas that sight encloses us in, this is, he believes, the only solution! Colour should be tasted blindly, like cooking. Forget your set ideas and categorical judgements\u2026 Sight limits us to a narrow world and, by losing it, Eric Brun-Sanglard has freed himself from it. So he says: \u201cI was almost relieved when I went blind, because I was able to attain a kind of authenticity that had been hiding behind sight.\u201d<\/p>\n
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What was his revelation? Colour provides sensations\u2026<\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\nWhen he went blind from one day to the next, Eric Brun-Sanglard consulted a Chinese doctor who put plants in the palm of his hands to help him get better. He noticed that some gave him strength, while others did not. Hence his idea of transposing this way of working to the world of colours: \u201ctest\u201d them, by touching them, and then \u201ccalibrate\u201d them in order to create your own inner colour chart. Depending on what he felt when he came into contact with them \u2013 vibrations, hot or cold sensations \u2013 he was able to recompose a broad palette in his head. \u201cI simply escaped from the visual world to a world of the senses\u201d, he says.<\/em> Since then, Eric Brun-Sanglard chooses colours for his customers\u2019 interiors that bring them well-being and emotional security\u2026 While each person\u2019s feeling about colours is as personal as his perception is, he also feels what others need.<\/p>\n \u201cLook at it differently!\u201d <\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\nThat\u2019s the watchword of this colour specialist! Eric Brun-Sanglard invites us to take a fresh look at everything around us. To experience the fact that colours are vitamins, which can sometimes have a positive impact on us. But \u201cseeing things differently\u201d is far more than that! \u201cEach morning we can choose to wake up with the glass half empty or half full\u201d, says Eric Brun-Sanglard. Coming from a man who went blind at the early age of 33, this is a powerful reminder! He adds: \u201cMy life is no longer my own: I am called on to witness, inspire and drive people to face their fears and surpass themselves\u201d. This is why he has been travelling the world for years, sharing his experience in an honest, authentic and unabashed manner. \u201cEverybody gets something from it, because each of us has a handicap!\u201d he concludes. A lack of self-esteem, or a complex\u2026<\/p>\n
If you like colours, now\u2019s the time to rediscover them: with your eyes closed, note the ones that do you good, and give you good vibes\u2026 And if you don\u2019t feel good inside, it may be a question of colours!<\/p>\n
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\u2026that\u2019s Eric Brun-Sanglard\u2019s answer! To get beyond the preconceived ideas that sight encloses us in, this is, he believes, the only solution! Colour should be tasted blindly, like cooking. Forget your set ideas and categorical judgements\u2026 Sight limits us to a narrow world and, by losing it, Eric Brun-Sanglard has freed himself from it. So he says: \u201cI was almost relieved when I went blind, because I was able to attain a kind of authenticity that had been hiding behind sight.\u201d<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n When he went blind from one day to the next, Eric Brun-Sanglard consulted a Chinese doctor who put plants in the palm of his hands to help him get better. He noticed that some gave him strength, while others did not. Hence his idea of transposing this way of working to the world of colours: \u201ctest\u201d them, by touching them, and then \u201ccalibrate\u201d them in order to create your own inner colour chart. Depending on what he felt when he came into contact with them \u2013 vibrations, hot or cold sensations \u2013 he was able to recompose a broad palette in his head. \u201cI simply escaped from the visual world to a world of the senses\u201d, he says.<\/em> Since then, Eric Brun-Sanglard chooses colours for his customers\u2019 interiors that bring them well-being and emotional security\u2026 While each person\u2019s feeling about colours is as personal as his perception is, he also feels what others need.<\/p>\n That\u2019s the watchword of this colour specialist! Eric Brun-Sanglard invites us to take a fresh look at everything around us. To experience the fact that colours are vitamins, which can sometimes have a positive impact on us. But \u201cseeing things differently\u201d is far more than that! \u201cEach morning we can choose to wake up with the glass half empty or half full\u201d, says Eric Brun-Sanglard. Coming from a man who went blind at the early age of 33, this is a powerful reminder! He adds: \u201cMy life is no longer my own: I am called on to witness, inspire and drive people to face their fears and surpass themselves\u201d. This is why he has been travelling the world for years, sharing his experience in an honest, authentic and unabashed manner. \u201cEverybody gets something from it, because each of us has a handicap!\u201d he concludes. A lack of self-esteem, or a complex\u2026<\/p>\n If you like colours, now\u2019s the time to rediscover them: with your eyes closed, note the ones that do you good, and give you good vibes\u2026 And if you don\u2019t feel good inside, it may be a question of colours!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/strong><\/p>\nWhat was his revelation? Colour provides sensations\u2026<\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\n
\u201cLook at it differently!\u201d <\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\n\u201cRebuilding your inner house\u201d<\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\n