Colorful Minds: Unveiling the Interconnectedness of Perceptive, Emotional, and Aesthetic Elements in Color Psychology

EasyChair Preprint 11602

Abstract

The human relationship with color is a vibrant tapestry woven from threads of perception, emotion, and aesthetics. This review paper delves into the rich landscape of color psychology, exploring the intricate intersections where these domains converge. The researcher embarks on a journey through the phenomenology of colors, unpacking the subjective interpretations and experiences they evoke. The researcher then traverses the terrain of color and emotion, charting the complex relationship between hues and our affective states. Finally, the researcher ascends to the peak of aesthetic appreciation, examining how color orchestrates judgements of beauty and harmony. Throughout this exploration, researcher draw upon a kaleidoscope of research, encompassing cross-cultural perspectives, neurobiological underpinnings, and applied applications across diverse fields. By weaving together these strands, researcher aims to demystify the power of color in shaping our minds and experiences, unveiling a world where vibrant palettes whisper to our senses and hues dance with our emotions. This review not only synthesizes existing knowledge but also highlights emerging frontiers in color psychology, inviting further exploration into the boundless spectrum of human interaction with color.

Keyphrases: Applications, Phenomenology, aesthetics, color psychology, cross-cultural, emotion, neurobiology, perception

@booklet{EasyChair:11602,
  author    = {Bosco Ekka},
  title     = {Colorful Minds: Unveiling the Interconnectedness of Perceptive, Emotional, and Aesthetic Elements in Color Psychology},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint 11602},
  year      = {EasyChair, 2023}}