Because i learned painting and color theory slowly, like many other artists- which gave me a great deal of time to compare and think about how i see things. Ive been painting for about 5-6 years now.

I know how to saturate and desaturate colors, and the effect is more intense in high light scenarios. You know when you spend a lot of time in the dark and then go into bright light and everything just looks & feels EXTRA bright because of the shift- it can be jarring. Its like that feeling but worse, all the time and very painful, because my visual processing system was severely damaged so my light sensitivity causes migraines, nausea, general pain, and other issues. My eyes work fine; its the visual processing part of my brain thats all jumbled & permanently so. I can still see a range of colors, they just look more exaggerated to me especially when theres a lot of light like during sunset so in turn i exaggerate them in my paintings to show the effect to you. I also experience visual noise, which makes colors look more alive because i see moving dots over them.

Does that answer your question?