INTERACTION OF COLORS


Color

Josef Albers (March 19, 1888–March 25, 1976) has achieved one of the most radical and brave research on colors, seeking to cultivate a new way of studying and understanding them. By essay and error, he has found their intimate interaction which finally leads our perception into a surprising visual illusion. His findings cross visual arts as well as physics and psychology. The workshop of Color is aimed to work on the main and more impressive interactions of colors explained by Josef Albers and to provide an instance in which we can make use of this knowledge for our free interpretation.



The method we will apply is the original of Josef Albers. We will work on paper strips of all different kinds of colors. Even the most subtle difference between them can make a difference in our experimental workshop. The student that wants to enroll has to prepare his/her collection of papers carefully. More you have, better chances you may get - I mean everyone should have a shoebox full of color paper (brand new papers, from magazines, newspaper etc.). Here, I show you some of the exercises we will make - which I made when I studied this subject 20 years ago with the professor Eduardo Vilches at PUC, Chile.




1 + 1 + 1 = 4



Optical mixing



Quantity, form, and recurrence: balance



Quantity, form, and recurrence: variations



Color division



Mixing and transparency





Extreme mixing



Bezold effect



Vibration




Free Interpretation




Interpretation of a masterpiece



Requirements:          No requirements.
Recommended for:   Artists, designers, architects, illustrators and all those who want to
                                 discover the magic of colors.
Skills:                        We develop analytical, sensual and emotional skills.
Materials:                  2 cardboards 20x30 cm, each class. Your collection of papers.
                                  Glue. Scissors or cutter. Ruler.
Duration:                   10 classes, 2 hours each class.
Info&Inscription:        vero.aris@gmail.com

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