Play around with this website.
In the comment section below, explain how/why color is relative (try your best to explain why this statement is true).
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Color is relative with regard to perception, because we all may see color differently and interpret differently, much like varied brands/models of TVs will display colors differently. From the website, shifting the background in different tones/values from white through gray to black, shows that colors (and emphasis, and contrast) can change depending upon the context/surroundings.
Colors are relative to each other depending on how you place them next to each other. For example, dark repels light; a dark square will make a light square within it look lighter.
color is relative to the light source in the space occupied by the color.