피카소의 회화작품과 여성들의 모발염색 인식 및 태도의 색채심리 상관성 분석

A Study of Correlations of Color Psychology between Pablo Picasso’s Paintings and Women’s Awareness of and Attitude towards Hair Dyeing

This study attempts to investigate Picasso’s paintings and changes in modern women’s cognitive perceptions regarding awareness and attitude towards hair coloring and provide basic data for attitude changes needed in completing hair styles through analysis of correlations between them. For this, painting-related data regarding Picasso were collected through books, literature and the Internet. Regarding color selection by modern women, correlations between mental state and color and characteristics of color images were examined through analysis of previous studies. The results showed the following: there was a significant correlation between Picasso’s painting and expression and reflection of hair coloring on individual psychology. Therefore, even though a genre differs within a color category, psychological reflection through color was matched. Hence, it appears that the reinterpretation of creative desire and visual images by reflecting the external color beauty of paintings and color of hair dyes is very important in diverse genres in terms of design.