Lemon yellow 

Editor: Here we have "Lemon Yellow" by Tizian Color Company. It's simply a jar of pigment, but the color is so vibrant! What do you see in this piece? Curator: It's a fascinating artifact. Yellow, across cultures, can symbolize joy, betrayal, or even cowardice. This pigment, bottled, holds the potential for all those meanings, waiting for an artist's hand to decide its fate. Editor: So the meaning isn't inherent, but applied? Curator: Precisely. The power lies in the cultural associations we project onto the color. And consider the label; even the font evokes a specific era. Editor: It makes you think about the history of color, not just art. Curator: Indeed! A simple jar opens a vast landscape of cultural memory.