Cone Cells

The Color Architects of the Human Eye

Cone cells, the color decoders in our eyes, interpret light into vibrant hues. Three types of cones, sensitive to blue, green, and red light, allow us to perceive millions of colors, making our visual experiences possible.

Art by Nelly Aghekyan. Set in motion by Dr. Emanuele Petretto. Words by Dr. Agnieszka Szmitkowska. Project coordination: Dr. Masia Maksymowicz. Series Director: @Radhika Patnala

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