What does color deconstruction and reconstruction mean?

Color deconstruction refers to the separation and analysis of colors to find out their constituent elements and key features, so as to analyze the internal structure and expression meaning of different colors. This analysis can help artists deeply understand the nature and characteristics of color, so as to better use color to present creative intentions and convey more accurate visual effects.

Reconstructing color refers to re-creating a brand-new color system on the basis of color structure, and creating more unique and expressive color effects by changing the combination mode, brightness and saturation of colors. Reconstructing color requires artists to have a deep understanding and grasp of color. Only by adjusting and innovating on the basis of mastering the color law can we create a more artistic color effect.

As an important technique in visual art creation, color deconstruction and reconstruction have been widely used in different artistic fields. In painting, photography, design and other fields. Through the analysis and innovation of color, artists can constantly expand their own color language, convey more accurate and profound emotions and themes, and better meet the audience's diverse aesthetic needs for various visual art forms.