Spatial Anisotropy in Aesthetic Impression of Simple Color Arrangement Patterns
Toshihiro Bando

Bridges Leeuwarden: Mathematics, Music, Art, Architecture, Culture
Pages 489–490

Abstract

Impressions conveyed by paintings or photos sometimes change when they are mirrored left to right; but the effect is naturally much less than that of an upside-down reversal.[1][2]. Anisotropy of aesthetic evaluation in color arrangement seems to significantly influence on visual arts especially in the case of simple abstract arts. In order to make it clear psychologically, we analyzed impression of simple color arrangement patterns with red, yellow, and blue on white background.

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