First, I wrote down a question I wanted to ask myself for this research, which you can see on the green page above. Then, I went to the museum where I found the performance installation, I described what I saw and how it made me feel. On the images you can also see some other works that I found interesting, but unfortunately didn’t catch me like the performance.

I then wrote down some prompts describing what the inspirational art piece has and who I want to include in my art piece—elements that are present in my inspiration artwork and could be connected to it in a meaningful way. After that, I made several sketches to conceptualize and explore what might fit those prompts. Eventually, I decided to draw poppies, as a symbol of personal growth.

The answer to the question I had asked myself turned out to be this: “It doesn’t matter what I want to do or who I want to become. As long as I’m happy and true to myself, and I move at my own pace on the highway of life, I will reach my destination eventually.“

The photo above shows my art piece who I presented at school. Telling about my inspirational art piece from the museum and the part of personal growth and that it doesn’t matter who I become as long as I am happy.