After a trip to Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum, many emotions and tastes of art

remained in me. The picture "My Cloud" (Đám Mây Tôi) is probably the picture that
impressed me the most, the one that made me think and reflect the most.

Throughout the picture is an image of five people staring at a smartphone. They are
young people, mothers, and saleswomen, they are representatives of this class of
people in this society. Their common point is that they are all immersed in the
information on their smartphones, however, each is busy with different topics. In
detail, there is a young girl, who seems to be a student, she is looking for a piece of
the puzzle while staying at the inn. A guy sitting next to the girl is interested in art, he
enjoys and admires a work of art that he finds. Next to him is a lottery ticket
saleswoman, she is more concerned with livelihood, what she is concerned about is
enough to eat and wear for today. The guy next to him is also a lover of beauty, he
shares the same interest with the guy on the left, he is also giving himself moments of
sublimation with works of art. And the last mother is wondering about the burdens
that I will face when giving birth to a child, the amount of money I will have to spend,
and the amount of time I have to spend with the vocation of being a child. mother.
Interspersed between them are two status lines, one is enjoying the arts, enjoying life,
and the other is wondering, searching, and worrying about upcoming plans on a
smartphone.
Some of us are also one of the five people in the picture, with a smartphone, we have
two different emotional states in each situation. From my perspective on this picture, I
feel, the concerns of these five people are coalescing into a big cloud, a cloud with
many streams of thoughts, joy, romance, and under the pressure. Yes, burdens have,
worries have. All create a panorama of a bustling society out there and somewhere, we
will find ourselves in this "My Cloud" picture.

Tran Tan Phuc

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