THE ROLE OF COLORS IN THE DESIGN OF THE INTERIOR AND VIEW OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES

Abstract

the human eye adapts well to environmental conditions, but there are certain limits: beyond these limits, vision becomes tired and the perception of the visual environment becomes incomplete. Visual acuity is also not infinite-the eyes effectively distinguish between objects and images based on the ratio of certain dimensions, distances and colors. Sudden changes in light, exposure to monochrome light and vibrations for a long time negatively affect visual function. Sometimes established stereotypes lead to incorrect perception of three-dimensional shapes and flat images, creating visual illusions.