A is for art

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 Monet’s garden. 

 

Not long after I arrived to Germany, I told Emma’s family how I really liked art, and how I loved drawing, and some time ago they decided to take me to an immersive art exposition for Monet. 

 

After you entered you were greated by a hologram and some panels explaining how Monet’s life was ever since he became an artist. 

There were some paintings that looked like they were coming out of the wall and some places where you could move and make the painting move around.  

After a video that lasted fairly long, we went to the gift shop where I bought something for my family and headed home.  

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