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Red and Green Art in Nature

By admin | July 22, 2009

The colour red is one of the most eye-catching colours
and green is the most relaxing colour.
Red stands for fire, love, heat, activity
and in China red is the colour of luck.
Green, the colour of mother nature, is the colour of the middle,
it symbolizes a fresh start, growth and harmony.

red Thai chilies prik kee noo
Picture: Red Thai chilies, Prik Kee Noo
Photographer: Anuparp Ratanakhon
© Thailand Art Photography

If You have a look to the picture of the red Thai chilies (Prik Kee Noo),
then You will understand another meaning of the colour red.
Red is also a warning colour.
The red chilies on the picture signalizing:
Caution we´re bloody hot !!!
The colour red also makes You aggressive
You will see red !

Picture: young paddy field near Chiang Rai – North Thailand
Photographer: Anuparp Ratanakhon
© Thailand Art Photography

The colour green is the opposite to red.
Green calms You down.
You don´t believe it ?
Check it out !
Look at the picture of the red chilies,
do You feel aggression is raising ?
Switch over to the green paddy field
and You will calm down, for sure.
Isn´t that amazing ?
Just another masterpiece of art in nature !