Adopting A Stray Cat Chapter 669: The Most Perfect Work1

Chapter 669: Chapter 669: The Most Perfect Work_1

Looking at the sculptor with the faint smile, Qin Sisi was once again filled with unease. Sothing about that emotionless smile was unsettling.

She shook her head, suppressing her feelings for now. Gathering her spirits, she walked into the gallery, preparing herself to view Luo Wei’s sculpture exhibition.

The gallery was filled with nurous works by the female sculptor, Luo Wei. Qin Sisi counted them—twenty in total, no more, no less.

The pieces were mostly figurative, and each was embodied with a distinct sense of motion.

For instance, there was a sculpture of a girl playing shuttlecock, the upper body of a swimming athlete, a sportsman swinging a baseball bat, a classical dancer with her dress billowing...

Those were the more normal ones, but there were so odd ones too, two of which seed a bit dark to Qin Sisi.

One was titled "Fei Xiang". It was a girl with flowing hair, her feet on a windowsill. Her body was leaning forward with her arms spread, as if about to take flight.

But of course, humans can’t really fly, so Qin Sisi felt a more appropriate title might be "Jumping Off a Building".

The work captured the exact mont before the girl’s fall. It gave an impression as if she was flying, however, the next mont would be her plumt into the abyss, her body shattered, blood everywhere.

Yet, the girl in the sculpture was smiling—a calm and mysterious smile, much like that of its creator, Luo Wei. It was as if she wasn’t facing a horrific death but a wonderful rebirth.

The other piece that made Qin Sisi uncomfortable was that of a seemingly deranged girl.

Her head was tilted back slightly, hands tightly covering her ears and cheeks, her mouth widely agape. You could even see her tongue as if she was screaming her lungs out. Her knees were flexed, her short hair a ss and her expression crazy.

This sculpture was nad "Spiritual Power".

Qin Sisi knit her eyebrows together, Spirit? Whose spirit?

Theoretically, art pieces embody the thoughts and emotions of the creator. So, if there were indeed a spirit, it should be that of the creator.

Could this crazed girl represent the spirit of the female sculptor, Luo Wei?

The answer was unknown.

Qin Sisi continued on, finally coming face to face with the piece displayed on the large screen outside the building.

Upon closely inspecting this piece called "My Love