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People with normal color vision have three sets of color receptors, one for each of the primary colors of red, green, and blue. Known also as cones, a missing set of these receptors creates color blindness, a syndrome most commonly found in males.

Recent studies have shown that some females have the opposite condition called Tetrachromacy. Their X chromosome contains an additional color vision gene, one that sits between its red and green counterparts creating a fourth color sensor. This additional sensor gives the viewer a heightened sense of color.  

How much more sensitive to color? A person of normal color vision (a trichromat) can see about 100 different colors per cone, or about 1 million colors in total. With the additional cone, a tetrachromat can distinguish up to 100 million colors. 

So when a tetrachromat uses colors to shape a painting, she is using a language of color that very few can understand.