The language of color - effects on our experience and behaviour | Axel Buether | TEDxKielUniversity

Prof. Axel Buether talks about his research regarding the language of colors: How do different colors influence our lives, interactions and subconsciousness? Prof. Dr. Axel Buether has started his career as a stone mason. After finishing his traineeship, he studied architecture, gaining a doctorate in the interdisciplinary area of neuropsychology and design with a thesis on the semiotics of perceptual space.
Since then, he worked on a variety of architecture, design and media art projects.
He was appointed in 2006 as director of the German Colour Association,an interdisciplinary association that has hosted international conferences, held competitions and provided education and training on colour for 50 years.
Prof. Dr. Buether served as Professor of Colour, Light and Space at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle (Saale) from 2006 to 2012.
After this term, he declined an appointment as a professor at Hochschule Hannover - the University of Applied Sciences and Arts for the subject of creativity and the psychology of perception and joined the University of Wuppertal as a Professor, teaching the Didactics of Visual Communication ever since. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Play it at 1.25 speed. You're Welcome.

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😁😁😁😁lovely

[@GenerousMorocco2022]

Thanks🙏🙏😁

[@chnill2172]

Thank you, small town hero Joseph

[@yogioasis4557]

Actually thnx, he slow....

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god strat

[@josiaspereira]

his accent is easy to understand. I liked it. Greeting from Brazil!

[@teabagNBG]

its a german accent lol

[@v.dargain1678]

Color semantics . Color syntax . Good lexical comparison between color words . Nice talk .

[@alonsomasanto3231]

Very helpful... thank's a lot

[@bigwill9488]

This was such awesome knowledge

[@vusithembaxaba1832]

Valuble knowledge indeed this is thank you. but next time tell the sound engineer to put a noise gate on the main mic channel. i can hear the man swallowing and that might hinder the minds ability to stay focused on what he is saying while he is conveying his message

[@laurietyer9437]

🌈🌞🌍💧🌲🌴🌟 Amazing info I am plan my next light set from Claire's.

[@DipankarSwargiary]

This is very insightful. Is it possible to get more materials for this research?

[@AnaPaulaDavim]

Is this research published in English? It's simply amazing. I'd love to look into properly. :)

[@lynnwalker5576]

Interesting that the speaker chose to wear gray and pink, considering what he said about people who had to wear those colors.

[@chauncyduan9522]

Lynn Walker the speaker’s clothes are more like silver and pink

[@v.dargain1678]

Same . I think that's why he gave the presentation dressed in grey .

[@gaiapreite3477]

I'd like to ask to all the people that complain about his pronunciation and accent, how many language you said you speak?

[@emingorgun]

BAL'dan geldik.

[@joeybeargrooves4ever]

If camouflage were based on color, we wouldn't have orange or yellow animals. Camouflage is based on tone. Most animals are color-blind and don't need to see colors in order to find food.

[@StrictFocus]

Awesome subject, knowledgable fella, just can’t listen on headphones. Sounds like his mouth is full of meaningfully brown peanut butter

[@maizeyb9197]

I literally cannot stop laughing that is so funny thank you lolol

[@saurabh-04]

Subtitle very very bad

[@inkwellspells4754]

I wish grey would fall out of fashion for interiors :( enough of the world is grey as it is and people want to live in grey rooms, so miserable

[@learnsfi2422]

It's a painfully long and slow presentation😒

[@FrancescoCinque]

It depends on your patience and how much you need the information

[@ptristantp]

I watched it at 1.25 speed you notice less breaks in the presentation that way and if your used to American accents like I am it's much easier to understand at least for me

[@v.dargain1678]

19 minutes 24 seconds ?

[@juniperclary9233]

The camera guy needs to be fired.

[@rigocornejo6003]

You guy need to remske this presentation with someone who can speak better

[@WFFILMS]

Not everything is perfect. We can extract value from it regardless. I bet that you (or I) wouldn't give a perfect presentation either. Have a great day brotherr :)

[@ginamelissaavellamejia9377]

There are people who prefer a better sound in communication than a better visual presentation. I thing the visual part is amazing, that´s clear in his presentation, that he study about color and visual communication, and that is what is essentially exposed by him, not his voice.

[@wandby7090]

Just change the speed. It’ll be more comfortable to hear 😉