Me and my class were on an exhibition by
Mária Čorejová. It's called A Conversation Leading Elsewhere.
We had a tour of the works and we discussed
some of the main ideas of each work.
Then we could choose a copy of one of Maria's works and develop it.
I was in a group with my classmates. We thought that those works
were a little but depressive and sad so we decided to add colours to our
work. We found out that we have just black pens and pencils so we
decided to write colours there. :)
And here is the result:
If you haven't seen it yet, you should definitely watch it.
It's the story of a man who likes making people smile. He gives them a lot of compliments and they always leave happy and they smile. He thought that he can make everyone smile, but once he met a girl who take photos of people for their license. People on their photos looked very sad and upset. He gave her a lot of compliments, but she never smiled. He became very sad because of it and he stopped giving people compliments.
A few weeks later he started to take photos of people. One day he met a woman who was on a wheelchair and she was very sad so he told her that she was beautiful.
One day he went to the dentist and he saw some man's license and his photo where he was smiling. He ran to find that girl and when he finally found her, she was smiling. She told him that she was sad because of her mother. She was very ill and she was on a wheelchair. But one day some man told her how beautiful she was and after years she got better.
And then they kissed and they lived happily ever after.
