In visual art, color is often mistaken for decoration — a tool to make life look prettier, more appealing, more polished.
But this quote redefines that belief.
It's not about embellishment.
It's about liberation.
    "I don't add color to life."
     I don't paint over reality to make it more pleasing.
     I don't mask what's raw, complex, or imperfect.
     I don't use color to hide the truth — I use it to reveal deeper layers.
    "I add color to break the boundaries."
     Color, here, is not a palette; it's a philosophical tool.
    A disruption.
    A declaration that creative freedom begins where convention ends.
This statement speaks beyond photography.
It's about challenging perception.
It's about using the unexpected, even something as familiar as color, to open new ways of seeing.
Color is not applied here for aesthetic value.
It's applied to ask questions:
    Why do we assume black & white means neutral?

    Who said color must be beautiful?
    What if color is not a hue… but a statement?