The episodic of color and image in artwork in terms of personal memory

Memory has the power to store and recall in the mind what has been experienced or learned. "Personal Memory" represents a more specific and individual aspect of memory. The phrase "Memory of Color and Image" emphasizes that colors and images strongly connect with memories. This study report observes how artists' private lives and psychological states are reflected in colors. In addition, the effect of colors on emotions is examined. It is emphasized that large empty spaces painted with colors create personal thought practices in the viewer and thus create dreamlike atmospheres in the receiver. In addition, the concept of image is also discussed in terms of the reflection of psychology, and it is stated that it can be used as an essential tool in powerful metaphorical depictions of emotions. Among the findings obtained as a result of the analysis, it is seen that the concept of imagery also has an essential effect on the process of remembering. The main focus of the report is to provide a detailed analysis of the concepts of color and image and to explore the aspects of the images and colors in the works produced during the study report that are relevant to the episodic memory of images and colors in personal archaeology. These analyses aim to reveal the relationship of specific images and colors to the art practices produced during the thesis process. Furthermore, in order to make the subject more comprehensible, examples of artists who have realized their works with this understanding are presented.