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Renowned psychiatrist Carl Jung encouraged his patients to use colour as a tool to access and express the deeper parts of their psyche. Whether we realize it or not, we often do this in our daily lives through our choices in clothing, food, furnishings, and even our preference for natural environments like the ocean or forest, which we find healing and soothing.
Multitasking Deity by BRENDAN WALSH (COLDGHOST)
Colour has the power to nourish us, and at different times in our lives, we may be drawn to different hues. These colours carry subtle energies that influence our bodies, minds, and emotions. Our connection to the natural elements is mirrored in these colours. Generally, red, orange, and yellow are invigorating, while blue, purple, and green are calming. If you find yourself low on energy, try incorporating more red into your surroundings and diet. On the other hand, if you feel restless and anxious, introduce calming blues and greens to help ease tension in your mind and body.
Latent Emotions 010624 by REBECCA (WING SZE) LAM
Winter Shadows by BELINDA NADWIE
Sign Language by PEZ
Countryside Maze by DEBRA DUFFY
Frankie Fox by KATE GRAHAM
Dragged into Reality by SARAH SCULLEY
Pink Storm by REBECCA KOERTING
Arid Land by JACOB SARRA
Your personal interpretation and response to a color are deeply influenced by your experiences and culture. For instance, red is considered ‘lucky’ in Chinese culture, while pale blue might remind you of your grandmother’s tablecloth, invoking a sense of nostalgia and comfort.
Beyond any guided list, your individual response to colours is what truly matters. Trust your feelings and find the colours that resonate with you personally.
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