Color as a reflection of human character in the Spectrum collection

For his Spectrum collection, the artist drew inspiration from flowers. Namely, in how color is perceived and applied in our lives. Chung-Yang Su believes that colors are used to represent personalities: for example, a cheerful and sociable person is often represented by bright colors that seem to warm up. While a more reserved person - cold and solemn colors, perhaps dark blue.

Designers use colors to add sensation to their creations and evoke a reaction in people. When a work resonates with a person, he takes this creation and makes it part of his own personality.

My collection is called “Spectrum” because it is my own idea of the interaction between color, our environment and people.

Hair: Chung-Yang “Yoshi” Su

Coloring: Sanja Scher

Photo: Michaela Barca

Makeup: Sarah Baxter

Style: Jessica Jade Hunter

Accessories: @mesh.gallery

Model: @caseydollxx

Salon: Chiseled Hair