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Final Visualisation pages - colour & metaphor/ signs and symbols

Through this I attempted to portray how colour and image are linked to metaphor and meaning. Once the image and colour is warped, how does the meaning change? If you select meaning (through song or image), how does this influence the viewer?

alexhrdina:

Colour wheel aesthetic.

The colour wheel could be a good way of displaying all different emotions of visual art on one page. I might explore how images give different psychological effects when made with different colours

(Source: alexhrdina-blog-blog)

alexhrdina:

Angles:

Sharp angle, by Kandinsky is an aggressive angle, there for an angle of  30˚ best matches the color yellow. Straight angle 90˚ is red (remember the figure square for red). As more dull is goes, it turns into bluer (for 150˚), as it has less aggression, and eventually turns into black horizontal line (180˚).

White line by Wassily Wassilyevich is positioned vertically, an opposite to black (horizontal).

Would you find this theory useful to you or not, it is an interesting theory to know. Kandinsky has developed it not only by his synesthesic understanding of the colors (which could be different for many people), but also based it on his own experience of people’s reaction on his work.

(Source: alexhrdina-blog-blog)

Final Draft of Visualisation - we combined text and images in order to best interpret how we view and perceive colour in a range of ways, focusing on different aspects of colour. 

Original vs warped images - how has the meaning changed? What do we now associate with the images based on the colour?

Typography again