OVERVIEW
Experimental exercises exploring colour interactions and behaviours motivated by the work of artist and educator Josef Albers, whose methods in the theoretical handbook - Interaction of Colour - are based on the idea that only by observing the activation of colour in different contexts can one begin to understand the nature of colour.

Taking cuttings from magazines led to incorporating varicoloured and uniquely shaped colour swatches, which were made use of in the study to introduce variables observing the volume, shape, texture and consistency of colour.