My life in New York Hi! I'm a colombian girl, who decided, almost one year ago to come to New York in order to study something related with marketing, I studied International Business management and trough my experience at my Internship, I decided to focus my career on Marketing, theres several topics in this field, but the one that I like most is digital marketing, so I have been taking some classes related with this. Currently I'm living with some of my cousin's friends, they are a family of four and the most amaizing people that I've meet since I arrived here, from day one they have treat me like another member of the family and they always invite me to spend some time with them if Im feeling lonely, I believe that im blessed because I know that being by yourself in a new country its already hard, so having nice people that support you even when they are not family is absolutely amazing. I've met people from all over the worl, and one of my best friends here is from England, his name is Tom and he used to worked as a editorials model, but now he found a job at a TV show working as a producer, I was so happy when he found this job, he's really a nice human being and we understand each other in different levels. Once we went to a museum in Manhattan to see an exposition of the most representatives artist of the modern art, and I was absolutely mesmerized with all the Henri Matisse paints, I believe that is so much express in those paintings that sometimes I felt he was representing how I feel about some of the things that I like to do the most on daily basis in my life. "The Dance" shows five people holding each others hands and moving pleasingly, they're so in the moment that it seems they are flooting and mixing between themselves (That's my interpretation), when I was younger I used to be part of a dance group, because as a good representation of a colombian girl, I love to dance, and I felt just like one of the characters of that painting: free, happy, full of joy and just living that moment that seems endless and often left me breathless but with most genuine sensation of happiness.... It was a memorable day at the museum... Have you ever feel this way about some other kind of art? or with any artist in particular?