Chromodynamic # 1

Color gradients, at their core, offer a fluid and harmonious transition between hues, creating rich visual depth and a sense of dynamic movement in the work. When used intentionally, gradients reveal a color palette that goes beyond mere static representation, allowing a sensory exploration that captivates the viewer.
Chromodynamics, on the other hand, refers to the interaction and mixing of colors. This term goes beyond simple color theory; It involves a deep understanding of how colors influence each other, how they change our visual perception, and how they can evoke emotions and sensations.
These resources become vehicles for visual storytelling, allowing the creation of changing and evolving atmospheres that challenge the viewer's pre-established perceptions.