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Terry Underwood, PhD's avatar

What would Goethe say?

In Goethe’s Theory of Colours, the poet explored how colors emerge from the garden of light and darkness, growing flowers standing strong against Newton’s butterfly net which is a method used for killing flowers, casualties of searching for scientific perfection.

Modern technology relies on spectrographs and computerized models to analyze and replicate pigments, slouching toward precision. Still, the being of art eats and drinks emotions in a smorgasbord of sensory experiences. In your pursuit of the absurd in art, let color be both your medium and muse, bridging the external world and your inner feelings. Spectrographs are not eyeballs or balls at all.

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