Klein Cans

"I disliked colours ground in oil. They seemed dead to me; what pleased me above all were pure pigments, in powder, such as I saw them in the windows of retail paint-sellers. They had brightness and extraordinary, autonomous lives of their own. This was essential colour. Living tangible colourmatter. It was depressing to see such glowing powder, once mixed in a distemper, or whatever medium intended as a fixative, lose its value, tarnish, become dull. One might obtain effects of paste but after drying it wasn't the same; the effective colour magic had vanished." - Yves Klein

with 2 type of International Klein Blue color: hex #002fa7 and #1f18c0 - just to remember: the material / carrier surface affects the color - #tezos4tezos can's paper - darker - #002fa7 / can's painting - active - #1f18c0 / wall: drying #002fa7 and #1f18c0