Nanopublication — Perceptual Divergence
Claim 5: Perceptual Divergence
My deuteranopic color perception creates systematic divergence between my intended warm red-orange palette and the resulting violet-orange dominance (43.3% violet, 37.4% orange, 5.4% red-orange) documented through algorithmic analysis.
Context
Despite my intention to render G minor [1] through warm red-orange tones, the resulting composition exhibits a marked shift toward violet dominance. This divergence is not merely subjective but quantifiably documented through K-means color analysis. The algorithmic analysis reveals 43.3% violet, 37.4% orange, and only 5.4% red-orange in the final work. This gap between intention and result demonstrates how deuteranopic color perception systematically shapes artistic output, making the perceptual condition itself a documented variable in the creative research process.
References
[1] Arnaud Quercy (2025). G Minor - Research on Harmony - Variation 8 — Catalog raisonné. https://arnaudquercy.art/en/catalogue-raisonne/AQC0866.html
[2] Color Analysis Nanopub - [URL to be added]
[3] Jameson, K.A. (2009). Individual differences in color vision. Annual Review of Psychology, 60, 431-455
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Epistemic profile
| Claim type | artistic statement |
|---|---|
| Voice | first person |
| Epistemic status | quantified observation |
| Methodology | algorithmic verification |
| Certainty | high |
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