A wandering painter gazes at a painting on a stall.
Bold composition and rich colors cleverly project the deformation and distortion of things.
A painter suddenly became curious about the price of this painting.
"How much is this painting?"
"100 Platinum Coins."
Isn't it too cheap? The painter smacked his lips in confusion.
This is indeed an incomprehensible and crude painting. No wonder other painters make sarcastic and exclamatory comments in front of this painting.
However, the focus is not on the other painters, but on the painter of this painting.
How can you sell your work at such a low price? Does this painter have no feelings about his work? Or is this the work of a talented amateur artist who knows nothing about painting?
I should have thought so, but strangely, the more I looked at this painting, the more interested I became. What is the magic of this painting that makes people unable to take their eyes away?
Upon closer inspection, the colors and expressions in the painting seem somewhat inconsistent, as if trying to imitate the harsh brushstrokes of a professional painter, or even a bit like a child's doodle.
"What is this blue leaf? And what about this yellow civet cat?"
Is this a depiction of something that does not exist? Or do you want to use it as a metaphor for some abstract concept?
The painter of this picture must have a unique sense of irony in his heart, or perhaps he suffers from a kind of poor artist syndrome.
However, professional habit forced him to stop analyzing the painting.
So, he ignored the looks from everyone around him, took out 100 Platinum Coins and bought the painting.
Then he found himself becoming more and more fascinated by the painting.
Why are lakes drawn as inverted triangles? Why is there a vortex in the sky? Do the stars falling vertically from the sky symbolize some kind of inner change?
He wanted to know what the painter's world was like. What kind of world does this painter want to express?
This was supposed to be a casual journey, but it turned out to be not so simple.
Where is this painter? Some say she appeared in Mount Paron, others say she popped up in Aurore Garden.
After asking around, he only got one answer.
"Ah, this painting? This was drawn by a little girl named Monica."