“Light and
color can influence how people perceive the area around them. Different light sources
affect how the colors of walls and other objects are seen. Specific hues of
colors seen under natural sunlight may vary when seen under the light from an
incandescent (tungsten) light- bulb: lighter colors may appear to be more
orange or “brownish” and darker colors may appear even darker. Light and the
color of an object can affect how one perceives its positioning. If light or
shadow, or the color of the object, masks an object’s true contour (outline of
a figure) it can appear to be shaped differently from reality. Object under a
uniform light-source will promote better impression of three-dimension shape. The
color of an object may affect whether or not it seems to be in motion. In particular,
the trajectories of objects under a light source whose intensity varies with
space are more difficult to determine than identical objects under a uniform
light source. This could possibly be interpreted as interference between motion
and color perception, both of which are more difficult under variable lighting”.
( By Carl Jung, color psychology)
From the statement above I must investigate this statement and provide the evidences. And I investigate the statement and i provide with some image. Below is my evidences of this statement from Carl Jung. :
Figure 1 : Carli Fine Art Conservation, 2010
Figure 2 : Light Art, Neon Pipe, 2015, by David Geckeler
Figure 3 : Light Installation, 2015, by Pae White
Figure 4 : The Kinetic Sculptures, 2012, by Julio Caser Gonzalez
Figure 5 : Exhibition Room Lighting, Lict.de, 2015
Figure 6 : Flyknit Experience, by Paul Nulty, 2014
Figure 7 : Sustainable Restaurant Association, Losta, 2015
Figure 8 : Tungsten Bulb Emit An Orange Light, by Neil Oseman, 2013
Figure 9 : Elight Bulbs, 1996-2015, Bulbrite 134019
Figure 10 : Sunset In A Light Bulb, by Gabriel Oravets, Deriant Art, 2013
Figure 11 : Urban Lightscape, 2012
Figure 12 : The Absence of Light-shadow by Alexey Bednij, 2012
Figure 13 : The Absence of Light-shadow by Alexey Bednij, 2012, Pondly
Figure 14 : Imgsoup.com, 2015
Figure 15 : Light and Shadow, 2015
Figure 16 :
Figure 17 : Light and shadow: Lightness and Darkness in Space, by Romen Dresser
Figure 18 : Kumi Yamashita Shadow
Figure 19 : Optical Illusion Make Me Trip Balls, Brent Rose, 2012
Figure 20 : Waving Beans, A, Kitaoka
Figure 21 : Anomalous Mation Illusion, A. Kitaoka
Figure 22 : Illusion Appear to be Aline, 2015
Figure 23 : Rotating Snakes, A. Kitaoka
Figure 24 : The Power and Price of Illusion, Dragon Rona, 2015
Figure 25 : Moving Illusion, 2015
Figure 26 : Moving Arrows, 2015
Figure 27 : Moving Illusion, 2015
Figure 28 : Mikiwand, 2015
Figure 29 : Free Eye Test, 2014
Figure 30 :Self- Animating, by Tong Yee Lee, 2008
Figure 31 : The Autumn Color Swamp, 2015
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