In many cultures, black and white stand as opposites. White is associated with positive things, such as kindness, light and purity. While black is associated with bad things, such as death, crime, and black magic.
When in fact, black in the ideal definition is a representation of the absence of color or light. So, black is actually something neutral.
Historically, the ancient Egyptians interpreted the color Black as a sign of alluvial soil, a type of soil that is rich in good things because it is irrigated by the Nile which provides fertility and growth.
In the 14th century, black began to be widely used in the fashion world to mark the ruling caste and their court interpreted black as a bold but elegant color. It started in Italy and quickly spread to France and England.
In Asian culture, black is often combined with white to create harmony and balance as a symbol of the philosophy of balance, namely: YinYang.
let's have fun in no light.