Roberto Azank

Azank’s homages shine a light on the, by now of course, less under-represented female color pioneers, but this tipping of the hat to the greats that came before him has magically created equality - because in the end it is the work that earns your place in history, hopefully, and not your assigned gender. While we try to culturally gender color all the time, in reality, there is no such thing as differences in wavelengths our eyes can perceive. Color is of nature, but nature does not codify gender the way we thought.
from Moni Schifler-Azank's essay "Does Color have a Gender?