The Close Enough exhibition was not really accessible to children. I wasn’t expecting this kind of pictures and I was surprised. I didn’t understand everything I saw and there were some photos that made me feel uncomfortable. There were photos that reminded me of my childhood. Some of pictures could have been music album covers, and I really liked the vibe of those. The blood was turning my heart, I could hardly look at them. Same goes for scary pictures, such as masks and half-buried people. “Close Enough” took us back to the violence we can encounter as human beings.

I really liked the exhibition of Jean Jullien. There is no work of art I didn’t like! I liked his coloured paintings better than his black and white ones. His ephemeral painting on the top floor depicting the evolution of life was very beautiful. There was a lot of detail and every square centimeter was important for the painting. Painting on the wall is very original, but it’s shame that the paint will be washed off at the end. There were ephemeral works all over the exhibition. It was a great initiative! There was a completely painted room that represented a living room with lots of faces drawn on the…