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Chronochroma

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Description

The concept of Chronochroma, or the relationship between time and color, is a philosophical idea that explores the intersection of two fundamental aspects of the human experience. In traditional art, color has long been used to evoke emotions, convey meaning and create visual interest. However, with the advent of digital technology, artists have been able to experiment with color in new and innovative ways, often incorporating time as a key element. Chronochroma in digital art can take many forms. For example, some artists use algorithms to generate color patterns that change over time, creating dynamic and immersive experiences. Others use interactive technologies, such as sensors and cameras, to react to the viewer's movements and change the color palette in real time…. In this case I use frame-by-frame animation synchronized with electro-acoustic layers... The combination of time and color in chrono-chroma can create a powerful emotional resonance that can influence our mood, motivation and overall well-being. For example, a bright, bold color palette may be more energizing and motivating during times of high excitement, while a pastel, muted color palette may be more calming and calming during times of stress. Chronochroma may have therapeutic applications in areas such as chromotherapy, art therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy. By using chronochromacy to create personalized color schemes and time management strategies, therapists can help individuals manage their emotions, reduce stress, and improve their overall mental health. In philosophy, chronochromy can be seen as a way to challenge traditional notions of time and space. By viewing time as a dimension inextricably linked to color, we can begin to challenge the dominant Western perspective that time is a one-way linear flow. The chromatic aspect of Chronochroma can also be seen as a way of exploring the relationship between perception, experience and reality. Colors are not only objective properties of the physical world, but are also deeply linked to our subjective experiences and emotions. By viewing time as a dimension imbued with color, we can begin to see how our experiences of time are shaped by our perceptions and emotions. In this sense, chronochromy rather than abstract or objective notions of these concepts. By exploring the psychological aspects of chronochromacy, we can better understand how time and color interact with our emotions, motivations and overall well-being. Philosophically Chronochromia can be seen as a form of phenomenology, where the emphasis is on the lived experience of time and color... 2160 x 3840 px / mp4 / 45 s / 104 Mo / 24 frames 1/1 collection 10/10 #TP «Techne (τέχνη) Philia (φιλία)» a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : Pietá - Antonio Balestra - 1721 Original works On view at: Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hongrie sounddesign by @zenmateria