A foundational work by Josef Albers, *The Interaction of Color* explores the dynamic and deceptive nature of color perception through a series of precise, methodical compositions. Albers demonstrates how a single color can appear vastly different depending on its surrounding hues, challenging the viewer's assumptions about what the eye perceives as objective reality. The work remains a landmark study in color theory, revealing the fluid and ever-shifting relationships between colors placed in proximity to one another.