Seeing Colours Like Monet
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Today’s connection begins with Claude Monet standing in front of something very ordinary: a haystack. Then it moves to a cathedral façade. Then to a winter walk under a vivid blue sky. Then to a summer field where the tips of tall grasses seem to blush red against a wash of grey-green.
At first these things might seem completely unrelated. A painting. A walk. A field.
But they’re not unrelated at all.
They’re all part of the same story: how light changes colour, and how the eye and brain turn that changing light into the world we think we see.
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