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In a completely darkened room, I will install a lighting system that alternately flashes red and green in one-second intervals,and will bring 201 color cards into this space.\\

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In a completely darkened room, I install a lighting system that alternately flashes red and green in one-second intervals. I then order 201 color cards according to their attributes of hue and tone and place them in a grid on the wall, thereby creating my personal color chart. Two video cameras, each set up to record a different light condition, continuously film the wall of color cards. On the right and left sides of each card, I then paint facsimiles of that particular color, based on the phenomenon of that color perceived under the changing light conditions. The labels on the paint containers identifying the colors are covered with masking tape, turning the process into an extreme exercise of ‘painting blind’ whereby the colors are determined solely by my perception, contaminated by the enforced light conditions. At no time during my work of gazing at the color cards, mixing the paints, and painting or adjusting each facsimile will the space, cards, and paints be visible under natural light. At no time during the production of this work will I leave the room so that the continuous color comparison and correction is exclusively done with a perception steeped in the dark and the flashing red and green lights. This is an attempt to construct a color system conditioned to fail to materialize outside of the environment I have established. Likewise, it is a constructed color system that could only be materialized through my perception and visual calculation under these conditions.\\

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In accordance with my perceptual reality under these conditions, I will use attributes of hue and tone to order the 201 color cards into grid on the wall, thereby creating my personal color chart.

Two video cameras, each designed to capture one or other light condition, will continuously film the wall of color cards.

I will continuously fix my gaze on the 201 color cards as they are alternately bathed , in one-second intervals, in red and green light.

On the right and left sides of each color cards, I will paint a facsimile of that color, based on phenomenon of color that I perceive under these conditions.

The name of pigment colors on the containers of paint will be covered with masking tape to prevent me from reading them.

When mixing colors, I will continue working even though I may not know what colors I am using.
At no time during my work will see the color cards,paint,wall, or anything else in the space under natural light.

I will attempt to construct a color system conditioned to fail to materialize outside of the environment I have established.

Without leaving the space, I will continuously compare cards and make color corrections in order to determine if I have correctly reproduced colors.

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Color Compensation

In a completely darkened room, I will install a lighting system that alternately flashes red and green in one-second intervals,and will bring 201 color cards into this space.

In accordance with my perceptual reality under these conditions, I will use attributes of hue and tone to order the 201 color cards into grid on the wall, thereby creating my personal color chart.

Two video cameras, each designed to capture one or other light condition, will continuously film the wall of color cards.

I will continuously fix my gaze on the 201 color cards as they are alternately bathed , in one-second intervals, in red and green light.

On the right and left sides of each color cards, I will paint a facsimile of that color, based on phenomenon of color that I perceive under these conditions.

The name of pigment colors on the containers of paint will be covered with masking tape to prevent me from reading them.

When mixing colors, I will continue working even though I may not know what colors I am using.
At no time during my work will see the color cards,paint,wall, or anything else in the space under natural light.

I will attempt to construct a color system conditioned to fail to materialize outside of the environment I have established.

Without leaving the space, I will continuously compare cards and make color corrections in order to determine if I have correctly reproduced colors.\\

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