Colors have a variety of references in our culture. Members of different cultural groups will interpret them in their own and sometimes even opposite way. Colors are essentially disorganized and non-universal semantic codes.
It is important to appreciate how the meaning of colors can vary in different cultures and for different potential audiences. Doing so helps you to understand the potential recipient, and avoid mistakes when picking up the color palette. Finally, it helps your images convey the right message. Remember everyone sees colors in their own unique way. Just think about the color red. You imagine it with a particular hue and intensity – this is a reflection of your life experience. Your basic red may be darker and more saturated than my basic red. We don't all see it the same way. Here are some colour interaction explorations.
COLOUR INTERACTION OF OBJECTS :
When the jars were place to direct sunlight from early in the morning till noon, I observed a drastic increase in the exposure of the object hence observing change in the color of the jar.
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