Wada Sanzo
Wada Sanzo (1883-1967) was a Japanese painter, costume designer and researcher who devoted his life to the study of color theory. He believed that color was not just a decorative element, but a powerful tool for communication and expression. Wada developed his own unique color system, which was intended to capture traditional Japanese perceptions of color. He also explored the use of color in different artistic mediums, such as painting, printmaking, and textile design. Wada's work on color theory had a significant impact on the development of modern graphic design in Japan. His teachings and philosophy influenced generations of designers and artists, and his ideas about color continue to be studied and applied in various fields today.
