Color and Emotion

Color and emotion are interconnected because colors can evoke feelings and thoughts based on cultural associations, personal experiences, and biological responses. For example, red may stimulate energy or passion, while blue can promote calmness. These responses aren't universal but tend to influence mood and perception consciously or unconsciously. Designers and artists often use color intentionally to evoke specific emotional reactions, shaping how we experience environments, products, and messages. Understanding this link helps in creating spaces and visuals that resonate emotionally and effectively communicate intended moods or ideas.