Reviews
I've been interested in paintings since I was a kid, so I'm also interested in the icons. And I'm quite interested in psychology, and I read books that have combined the stories and psychology. The author of the 'Color Psychology' specializes in color and is a Ph.D. in counseling psychology. He is now serving as a color psychology, color psychology and color art historian, and he is an expert in this field. Color is a psychological expression of the various emotions that exist in the human
A color story. The more you look at the pictures, the more interesting they are. It's like a foreign language, or a common language, that all people write together. If anyone is interested, they're enjoying each other, watching together, but every time they see it, they can look at it from different perspectives, and they'll never get tired of the painting. Color Psychology in Conversation With the Namepiece looks at the painting with color. From Marie Lorensin to Tulus Lotre, Freda Cal, Engon
Lee Ji-hyun: Color Psychology: Conversing with Masterpieces
Color in the work is an expression of the suppressed psychological state of the author's unconscious. The color of the inscriptions was analyzed by psychological changes in the context of the timing and the internal circumstances of the artist. When you admire them with color, you can see them in a new light and they are exquisitely connected to traditional analysis. Writers consciously choose color, but there are also those that allow unconsciousness to play a role in selecting certain colors. The inner emotions are projected into the picture. In a time when healing is necessary, the book deals with 11 artists who, in common, have cured psychological anxiety, pain and sadness by making pictures of them. For example, watching Gogh's Skullham Baygum feels the will of life. Gogh interprets the petals as a creature that is bent on approaching the sun with a strong struggle. The sunflowers painted with thick paint are like living and dreaming. The trauma is usually referred to as post-traumatic stress disorder (UST) which Freud has controlled through compulsive repetition. So a repetition is a healing process. For example, the consistent brush touch of Gogh, or the factual and explicit repetition of the Egon Schiller's nod, is an compulsive expression of self-responsive desire to heal the pain and wounds that exist in the past or unconscious. Colors are the same. Many writers are close to death with a lot of brown in their paintings. It's brown for the color of the earth, and now it's projected to go back to nature.
Korean title: 명화와 대화하는 색채 심리학
Korean author: 이지현
Korean publisher: 율도국
ISBN-13: 9791187911166
Reviews
I've been interested in paintings since I was a kid, so I'm also interested in the icons. And I'm quite interested in psychology, and I read books that have combined the stories and psychology. The author of the 'Color Psychology' specializes in color and is a Ph.D. in counseling psychology. He is now serving as a color psychology, color psychology and color art historian, and he is an expert in this field. Color is a psychological expression of the various emotions that exist in the human
A color story. The more you look at the pictures, the more interesting they are. It's like a foreign language, or a common language, that all people write together. If anyone is interested, they're enjoying each other, watching together, but every time they see it, they can look at it from different perspectives, and they'll never get tired of the painting. Color Psychology in Conversation With the Namepiece looks at the painting with color. From Marie Lorensin to Tulus Lotre, Freda Cal, Engon
