The Emotional Palette: Exploring the Power of Color in Art and Human Perception
Keywords:
Color psychology, emotion, art, human perception, color theory, neuroscience, Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, emotional response, color symbolismAbstract
This article explores the complex relationship between art and emotion, focusing on how color plays a critical role in shaping human perception and emotional response. Drawing on theories of color psychology, neuroscience, and art history, this study analyzes how artists have historically used color to evoke specific emotional states and influence viewers’ psychological experiences. The article examines key works from various artistic movements, including Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, and contemporary digital art, highlighting how different color palettes elicit emotions ranging from joy and tranquility to sadness and anxiety. By integrating both scientific and artistic perspectives, this research sheds light on the universal and culturally specific ways that color impacts human emotions and perceptions in art.
