Upon hearing the term "abstract art", Qin Sisi basically understood.
Not to mention others, she also found it difficult to understand abstract art. She had no idea what the artist attempted to express, let alone appreciate it.
However, sensing the artist's melancholic tune of unrecognized talent, Qin Sisi didn't want to discourage him. She pondered for a moment before consoling him, "Art truly requires a connoisseur. I know there was an artist named Van Gogh. When he was alive, his paintings weren't appreciated, but after his death, people discovered their worth. Perhaps, with some more time, you will find someone who appreciates your art!"
Progressively more animated, the painter said, "Indeed, Van Gogh's paintings gained renown after his death. But do you know what kind of life he led while he was alive? He lived in poverty and illness, mentally unstable and eventually committed suicide. I do not want that life or that ending."
