Umbrella

And it is not the history of creation, but the fate of the work, once placed in the exhibition.

The situation happened on the second day after the opening.

I personally attended the show and two women (mother and daughter) came in.

And one of them liked my work so much that the admiration and sincere emotions of the viewer could not hold back. She rarely goes downtown, due to her age, and this walk enriched with impressions is really a great rarity for her!

For me, her behavior, words, warmth of soul and love for a stranger, for his work - became something incredible and overwhelmed my heart!

I couldn't help myself and immediately took one of the watercolor sketches off the wall and gave it to her as a gift.

Sometimes, such deep feelings are more precious than all the money. I wanted this man to smile every morning when he looked at his work! For this woman, a tangible sheet of paint strokes was something magical and much more than just a watercolor!