Is the beauty of a single color a quality of the individual color by itself, or of its interaction with its surroundings?

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• 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.claim0.830
• CLARITY OF INDIVIDUAL COLORconcept0.811
  Ninth invariant: each color having a clear, unambiguous presence.
• Color is an essential feature of reality; the unity of things (like a forest) is colored, not just structural.claim0.794
• Intensity and Clarity of Individual Colorconcept0.791
  The paradox that each individual color must shine beautifully in itself, yet this clarity is achieved only through the support of surrounding colors—analogous to strong centers.
• All wholeness, not just color, may be considered ultimately as a kind of light, communicating with the transcendent realm where pure unity exists.claim0.785
• What is remarkable about the color phenomenon is that we experience it as a single unbroken thing, not a system of centers, but we feel the light as a single thing.claim0.783
  The experience of inner light in a painting is felt as a single whole, not a collection of parts.
• The actual colors must be worked out in the place itself, under the influence of nearby and surrounding color and light.claim0.776
  Practical principle that color decisions cannot be made on paper or in a store; they require on-site unfolding.
• A thing is beautiful to the extent that it reveals this one.claim0.774
  Definition of beauty as revelation of the I.