Summary
Josef Albers’ Interaction of Color is a seminal work that has profoundly influenced the understanding and teaching of color theory. This 50th Anniversary Edition revisits Albers’ groundbreaking ideas, presenting a comprehensive exploration of color as a dynamic and relative experience rather than a fixed attribute. Albers emphasizes that color perception is inherently subjective, shaped by interactions with surrounding hues, and encourages readers to engage in hands-on experimentation to grasp these concepts fully.
- Color is relative and contextual: Colors appear differently depending on adjacent colors and lighting conditions.
- Perception of color is an active process:...
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