Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 318 Normally functioning art museum

"It's been a long time since I've been here. I think the museum is pretty good."

Fujiwara’s investment and contribution to the Mihua Museum of Modern Art exceeded initial expectations. Although he initially viewed it as just an ordinary place to complete system tasks, as time passed, he put more thought and energy into this place.

Art is never something that is divorced from reality and has no connection with the public.

In order to increase the popularity of the art museum, he personally participated in various affairs and even used Kidd's fame to create a hype. The last cross-border linkage event was just to increase the attraction of the art museum and avoid appearing too bland.

He has a habit of not becoming interested in something easily, nor giving up his interest easily. Since he learned about the fun of the art museum, he made major corrections to the interior of the art museum for more than ten days in a row, and changed the original unreasonable size. The corridor was transformed into an armor exhibition, and the original medieval exhibition area was transformed into a tourist resting area. Materials needed for painting were also provided, giving visitors a place to display their artistic talents. Let them show off their talents and collect the paintings of the day to select a few. It's good to hang in the visitor's rest area for display.

What is ironic is that although he initially just had a playful attitude, now he really cares about this place and wants to seriously run the museum well.

Seeing Fujiwara come in, the receptionist immediately greeted him politely, "Good afternoon, Mr. Fujiwara."

"Hello Miss Xiaozhu at noon, there are quite a lot of people today."

"Well, more and more people are visiting recently."

Today is Sunday, and Fujiwara is supposed to go to the Cat Eye Cafe to learn cooking from Hitomi Afterlife. However, the other party called last night and said that the three of them were going out for a trip and asked Fujiwara to practice on his own.

Ever since Fujiwara told Xiaozi that she was learning cooking, she might have been worried that she would be fired, so she took over all the housework at home and even refused to let Fujiwara touch the laundry. Although Fujiwara told her many times that he would not fire her and that learning cooking was just a hobby, she still had a strong sense of crisis and did not allow Fujiwara to approach the kitchen.

"Then you go and do your work, I will wander around by myself."

Noticing that his boss suddenly came to inspect, Director Ochiai quickly rushed over from the director's office to say hello after receiving the news.

When Fujiwara saw Director Ochiai coming in a hurry, he immediately stood up and greeted the director with a smile.

"Director Ochiai, long time no see. It seems that the museum has been running well without me."

"Thanks for your consideration, this place is not bad. It has returned to the time when I first took over, and the flow of people has increased."

Fujiwara smiled and replied: "Thank you for your hard work. I just came to see the operation of the art museum and to see your recent progress. I heard that you have put a lot of thought into the management of the art museum recently. I am looking forward to seeing your progress." Results of hard work.”

Ever since the last time she came to tears and advised her not to interfere too much in the operation of the art museum, Fujiwara has gradually taken herself away from here to do other things so as not to make herself so tired.

Ochiai felt the attention and affirmation of Fujiwara Hoshimi, and his heart warmed. He realized that his contribution had not been ignored.

"Thank you very much for your attention, Director Ochiai. I try my best to do the best for the museum. We have recently launched some new exhibitions and activities, hoping to attract more viewers. If you are willing, I can give you a tour The latest exhibition.”

Fujiwara nodded, and Ochiai led him through the halls of the art museum, explaining the stories behind each exhibition and the artists' creative inspirations. He put a lot of thought into every detail, hoping to present a wonderful artistic experience to the audience.

Fujiwara walked into the back gallery and noticed several paintings hanging on the walls that he had never seen before. He approached one of the paintings and looked at it carefully. Director Ochiai explained: "These are some of the art works that I have recently collected personally. I think they have unique artistic value, and I hope to bring some new visual enjoyment and thinking to the audience through display."

Fujiwara nodded. There are many beauties in the field of art, but the one that can touch people so much is Impressionism.

"By the way, curator, how much do you know about Michael Hinds?"

Director Ochiai, who didn't know why his boss suddenly asked about this, paused and said seriously, "Mr. Heinz is a very talented artist. I was fortunate enough to chat with him at an art exhibition many years ago. A few words later.”

After finishing speaking, seeing that Fujiwara did not continue to ask, Director Ochiai added, "I wanted to collect one of his paintings before, but Mr. Heinz made it clear that he would not sell his paintings."

"Not for sale? Not necessarily. Many of his paintings have been bought for exhibitions and often appear at auctions."

Moreover, Fujiwara commissioned Anruette Rubel in France to keep an eye on Michael Hinds's paintings and notify him whenever they appeared and the price was right. He also wanted to go out and see the world besides neon when he had time. .

Although it is based on the fictional world of reality, some things are always the same.

He also wanted to see the legendary romantic city, and the love lock on the left bank of the Seine.
  "Really? This is the first time I've heard of this. Maybe Mr. Heinz is in some kind of trouble. Otherwise, based on the industry's evaluation of him in the past, he probably wouldn't do such a thing."

Fujiwara felt a little strange when he heard it, "Has Mr. Heinz lived in Neon for a long time?"

Fujiwara has not yet figured out whether the Afterlife Sisters are Heinz's daughters. Since Director Ochiai is familiar with him, he may have heard of or understood them.

Director Ochiai shook his head, "I don't know much about this, but in my memory, he should live in Shizuoka Prefecture. I only met him at the art exhibition, and we are not very familiar with him. .”

"Ok."

Fujiwara thought he could ask something from the other party, but it seemed that he was overthinking it.

"By the way, Fujiwara-kun is very interested in Heinz recently. Is it because he wants to collect his paintings?"

"That's right. I want to hold a Heinz-themed exhibition. However, his paintings rarely leak out. They basically only appear in various auctions. I have asked someone to reserve a few paintings for me. It may be a while. It’s time to fly to the auction in Paris.”

"Do you need me to follow?"

"I won't bother you, curator. I'll take care of the museum this time."

"Hahaha, that's okay. Michael Heinz's unique atmosphere and artistic influence have created many amazing works. His paintings often reveal elements of romanticism and fantasy, which are in harmony with the city's atmosphere. The styles complement each other.”

"Well, yes, he is a very imaginative artist."

(End of this chapter)