Mauvism opens up the
possibility that three-dimensional space is a function of two-dimensional color--in contrast to emergent Vedism which states that color is the function of space-ratios..
Mauvism is the true inverse of fauvism--the idea that
transitional colors make up an uncountable number of corners with respect to hypercolors on the surface of a hyperpoint.
It is the
phenomenological inverse of meta-frequentism.