One Never Can Tell

The colour used on the pictures was produced by mixing colours from all tubes of sets of acrylics colours readily available. For each painting there was exactly one set of colours used. Format of each of the painting is derived from format of the box of the set used for the painting. The dimensions of each box are scaled up so that the whole surface of canvas can be covered by exactly one set of colours. Different sets from different producers were used. Each painting is provided by a text that is copy pasted from the box of colours that was used for the particular painting. That way the final hue is practically predetermined by the producer. The result is a "no-colour" in which all entry colours/information mutually fuse as well as neutralize and diminish each other.
Galeria 6, Flow Formula Acrylic, Winsor & Newton, 130×85 cm / Fine Acrylic 10, Artist‘s Acrylic Colour, Lefranc & Bourgeois, 185×80 cm / Louvre 12, Acrilic Studio, Lefranc & Bourgeois, 55×125 cm / Louvre 24, Acrilic Studio, Lefranc & Bourgeois, 110×125 cm / Marie‘s, Acrylic Colour, Shanghai SIIC Marie Painting Materials CO., LTD., 175×70 cm / Van Gogh 8, Acrylic Colours, Talens, 130×85 cm / Acrylic 10, Acrylic Colours, Koh-i-noor Hardmuth, 65×135 cm / Basics 24, Acrylic Color Set, Liquitex, 200×125 cm / Basics 6, Acrylic Color Set, Liquitex, 95×55 cm / High Viscosity 8, Studio Acrylics, Pébéo, 130×75 cm; Starter Set 10, Studio Acrylics, Pébéo, 160×90 cm / Starter Set 20, Studio Acrylics, Pébéo, 160×140 cm