In Colour

The theme of color serves as a lens for exploring human experience, memory, and trauma. Autistic adults re-interpret a 1957 medical film, shifting the focus from clinical diagnostic categories to the natural, rhythmic movements of the children depicted. A search for the elusive "green flash" at sunset highlights the intersection of meteorological phenomena and the human desire for symbolic fortune. Meanwhile, the personal reflection *Red of Visibility* addresses the long-term impact of childhood sexual abuse, using the color red to reclaim agency and process trauma. These segments weave together disparate narratives—from the joy of sensory stimming to the weight of historical abuse—to demonstrate how color acts as a powerful, evocative anchor for both personal healing and the observation of the natural world.