As part of my “new year’s resolution”, I’ve made it a goal in the next few months to stay focused in school. Although traveling is on hold for now, I’ve found that Milan has been a source of inspiration for me. Today, I visited the Triennale di Milano and found myself completely captivated by the different interpretations, emotions, and colors that were on display. The exhibits were so thought-provoking and evocative that they sparked a fire within me, making me want to grab a pen and sketchpad and start creating my own art.

As I walked through the galleries, I was struck by the diversity of the artwork on display. There were intricate sketches and detailed drawings, bold and colorful paintings, and sculptures that seemed to come to life before my eyes. Each piece was unique and spoke to me in its own way, evoking different emotions and feelings.

But what really stood out to me was the way that the Triennale di Milano brought together different forms of art and design from around the world, showcasing the work of both established and emerging artists. This created a sense of connection and community, making me feel like I was a part of something bigger.

As I left the museum, I couldn’t help but feel motivated and inspired. The Triennale di Milano reminded me that even though I may be staying local for now, there is still so much beauty and creativity to be found in my own city. It has given me a renewed sense of purpose and drive to stay focused on my studies and to keep pushing myself to create and explore.