Kleurenveld

Kleurenveld is a Dutch term that translates to "color field" in English. It can refer to several related but distinct concepts, depending on context. In general use, it denotes a region or field characterized by color.

In the arts, kleurenveld commonly appears in discussions of color-field painting, a movement of the late 1950s and 1960s that emphasizes large areas of solid color and minimal form. Dutch-language sources may refer to "kleurvelden" or similar terms when describing works by artists associated with color-field approaches, whose canvases emphasize expansive fields of color.

In color theory and digital imaging, kleurenveld can describe a region of color space that shares similar properties—hue, saturation, or brightness. In designers’ or researchers’ writing, the term may be used when talking about color mapping, segmentation, or palette design.

As a place name, kleurenveld may appear as a street name or locality in Dutch-speaking areas. It is not known as a major geographic entity, and any specific reference should be verified with local sources.

Because the term is generic, its precise meaning depends on the domain and the context in which it is used.