Theory of color relativity

The theory of color relativity suggests that our perception of color depends on the context, lighting, and surrounding colors, much like how the same object can appear different under various conditions. It emphasizes that color isn't an absolute property of an object but is influenced by external factors, including the observer's perspective. This concept highlights that our visual experience of color is relative and can change depending on the environment, making color perception a dynamic interaction between the object, the light, and the observer's eyes.