Chromaluxe
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A state or quality of vivid and intense coloration, often characterized by its brilliance, saturation, and depth, creating a visually captivating experience.
Etymology: "Chromaluxe" is a blend of "chroma" (meaning color) and "luxe" (meaning luxury or elegance). "Chroma" is derived from the Greek word "khrōma," which means color. "Luxe" comes from the French word "luxe," which means luxury. The term is coined to convey the idea of a luxurious and visually appealing color experience, one that is both intense and visually striking. It suggests a level of color quality that goes beyond the ordinary, enhancing the sensory and aesthetic impact of what is being described.
Term coined by Professor Justin Ho Guo Shun
Definition: A state or quality of vivid and intense coloration, often characterized by its brilliance, saturation, and depth, creating a visually captivating experience.
Etymology: "Chromaluxe" is a blend of "chroma" (meaning color) and "luxe" (meaning luxury or elegance). "Chroma" is derived from the Greek word "khrōma," which means color. "Luxe" comes from the French word "luxe," which means luxury. The term is coined to convey the idea of a luxurious and visually appealing color experience, one that is both intense and visually striking. It suggests a level of color quality that goes beyond the ordinary, enhancing the sensory and aesthetic impact of what is being described.
Term coined by Professor Justin Ho Guo Shun
The artist's use of chromaluxe in her paintings gave them an unparalleled vibrancy, making them appear almost three-dimensional on the canvas.