Description
The reform of art in all ways possible sounded absurd for Lavien Rosette. After all, how could a mere piece of painting made by a rebel painter spark a revolution and overthrow the government? For sure, the power that a painting could hold would not cause such an impact. But she was mistaken. Meeting a boy whose views clashed with her put her values to the test. For Tres Lagdameo, each stroke of a painter's newly-proclaimed canvas should have a diction. It was considered as the painter's life after all, and he knew that it would be one of the keys to start a revolution. That's why, when Tres supported the idea of expressing a revolution through painting, he realized he had joined the rebels. He wasn't bothered by it; Lavien was. He seemed to have all his passion worked out when she was there, left with no passion. That's why she despised him. She despised how passionate and dedicated he was in pursuing a revolution. But what could possibly go wrong in a man who lives for his passion? She was curious as to how far his passion could take him, especially since she had strayed from her own. Because since time immemorial, Lavien Rosette only wanted one thing: the perfection of her pirouettes. Pursuing the art league as a prima ballerina was fulfilling and she had no regrets. But ever since her downfall happened, her attraction turned into ashes, her love for the stage lost its spark, her skin started to dread the fabric. And it would only take a little time before she lost her passion... before she lost herself. January 17, 2020 - July 2, 2020
Veille Symphony
