You probably can create some novel color experiences, by gazing at color sequences animations. Warning epileptic risk, experiment at your own risk. You have s

You probably can create some novel color experiences, by gazing at color sequences animations. Warning epileptic risk, experiment at your own risk. You have some led or screen smoothly changing periodically. Train your brain to discriminate between the two following sequences. Going from red to green to blue to red. (Species A) Going from red to blue to green to red. (Species B) You have to pick the right frequency (i.e. ~10-20hz) fast enough so that your brain sees it as a single unit without thinking about it, but slow enough that is still able to pick some differences. You can gamify it for example on a screen you can watch color-changing moving balls. And you have to pick one subspecies only. You can then extend this little game to train your brain to "see" various color rotations (aka rotating a color sphere). It's kind of like learning music. Construct some structure programmatically, then gaze at it until your brain intuitively grasp the underlying structure. You can also play with the difference of temporal phase if you have some vr-headset you can have a 6D color space input, which you can use to train your brain to visualize 4d rotations, and rotations in higher dimensions spaces which will probably be useful for visualizing QCD intuitively. If you have the time to train your brain for it you can construct a rotating color based language like you would with music. If you sync-it up to music it can help the learning process by doing some kind of joint training between audio and visual space.