The perception of colors in people's lives
Color is perceived through cones present in our vision.
In the human eye there are about 6 million cones. Their absence or deficiency can cause so-called color blindness.
In the brain, color is represented through a perception, which stimulates it to differentiate one color from another. The brain acts as a kind of corrector for the colors of objects.
A survey carried out by a laboratory specializing in colors, pointed out that most people judge a person, environment or object by color. Subconsciously, the emotional associates color with certain situations. Some examples:
- Red; danger, hot, exciting, sex;
- Blue; masculine, cold, calm, stable;
- White; pure, honest, cold;
- Fried pastry; feminine, sensitive, delicate;
- Orange; emotion, positive;
- Black; death, power, authority, seriousness;
- Pink; feminine, hot, fiery;
- Green; nature, comfort, hope, money;
- Yellow; sun, heat, calm, tranquility.
