Sequence of linked color pairs creates a gradient-like structure that points to and intensifies the main center, giving life to the whole.

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• Sequence of Linked Color Pairsconcept0.857
  The color property that colors are arranged in a spatial sequence of interacting pairs (like a chain of arrows), creating a gradient that points to and intensifies the main center.
• Boundaries and hairlines, by both separating and uniting adjacent colors, intensify the light and form larger wholes.claim0.839
• Colors create light together like centers cooperating to form a larger being; the interaction intensifies each color as a center.claim0.818
• The key thing about all LIVING sequences is that they generate centers in an order which lets each center unfold naturally from the centers laid down before.claim0.802
  Defines the essential structural property that a sequence must have to be living.
• Contrast, instead of separating things, brings them together when used to help centers become alive; contrast that fails to create deeper feeling is merely accidental or eye-catchingclaim0.793
  Claim distinguishing good contrast (Shaker schoolroom, which unifies) from bad contrast (glaring lobby staircase, which separates)
• Intensity and clarity of individual color arise from both an inherent quality and the support of the whole; making each color shine beautifully forces all colors into harmony.claim0.786
• Families of color, like echoes, unify the composition by creating hidden similarity among all colors.claim0.783
• The rule of hierarchy of color areas is almost universally followed in things with inner light; equal areas of several colors almost never occur in such works.claim0.782