History of Design || Manifesto

I always feel like colour is a language by itself,
encapsulating expression and emotions, which determines
the subjective characteristic. From nature to our world
within, red arouse physical alertness, and truth applies
to our mental activity the same. Universal, disregarding
age, space, and even species, yet differentiated by the
slightest difference we have.

As such, red also means prosperity.
Who to determine the meaning of colour then?

When we express, message from within was being transmitted,
and simultaneously, message was also taken in as influence.
We all agree, blue makes us sad. Perhaps, we do not define
colours but communicate with it. Through the context of
culture and other things associated, colours define us.
Our personality, our image, our perspective and identity.

The world is made up of only colours, one against each
other. Yet it is so integrated that its presence seems
negligible.

When was the last time someone ask you;
"What colours do you like?"

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