The symbolism of light.
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Light is a prerequisite for seeing. It is so self-evident that we are rarely aware of it; it makes things visible but remains unnoticed itself. For the artist, however, it is a visual tool that she or he directs or a given that she or he frequently turns to in the work and in perception, because it sets the mood and thus communicates or simply conveys something to the viewer, without the latter becoming aware of it. It feels good. It gives clarity, clarity and carries ancient archetypal meanings that every person of any culture intuitively senses. It represents purity , goodness, sincerity, truth , spirituality, simplicity and modesty, strength, wisdom and beauty, in short, the divine. So it is very positively charged.