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    Marc Chagall was interviewed about his artistic style and perspective. He sees his painting style as unique and focused on expressing memories and feelings of love through color and form. His favorite painting is The Birthday as it connects him to memories of his late wife Bella. While he passed through two world wars, Chagall remains optimistic that society will learn from past mistakes and believes art can encourage positive change.

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    COURSE: E

    ​ nglish II - 2020 II 


    STUDENTS: 
    ❖ Dávila Casaretto, Fabricio 
    ❖ Santivañez Estela, Saskia 
     
    INTERVIEW WITH MARC CHAGALL 
    QUESTIONS: 

    1. What do you think about your style of art? 


    2. What is your favorite painting ? 
    3. Is it important to you how a spectator feels about your paintings?  
    4. How do you feel when you are painting and after you finish your 
    painting? 
    5. Why did you choose cubism as a style? 
    6. How has the world crisis affected your art perspective? 
     
    INTERVIEW: 

    Reporter: ​Good afternoon Chagall!  


    Marc Chagall: ​Good afternoon! How are you? 
    R:​ It’s a pleasure to have you as a guest in today’s show. 
    M:​ T
    ​ hank you! It’s a pleasure for me to be here, too.  
    R: T
    ​ hank you. So, let me tell you that last week, we made a forum 
    where our spectators, who are also your admirers, and let some 
    questions that they would like us to ask you today. 
    M:​ T
    ​ hat's nice! I’m ready for whatever they want to know. 
    R: P
    ​ erfect! So, many of your admirers are very curious about the way 
    you express yourself in your paintings, they would like to know what 
    do you think about your style of art? 
    M:​ I​ think my painting style is a bit strange, it is not easy to 
    understand, but it is lovely when you understand what I want to 
    express in my paintings. I always say that art must be an expression 
    of love and our feelings are very important so that we know how we 
    feel about ourselves. 
    R:​ Yeah, you are right. We have to care about our feelings, the way 
    we feel and we must listen to our emotions. 
    M:​ A
    ​ bsolutely. I totally agree with you. 
    R:​ Very nice thought. Oh, since you are telling me about the 
    expression of love in art, what is your favorite painting? Which one 
    do you like the most? 
    M:​ M
    ​ y favorite painting is The Birthday, when I see it I remember my 
    times with Bella. That painting makes me feel that she is still here 
    with me. 
    R: O
    ​ h, yeah. It must be like a way to connect with her. And about 
    that, now that your life has changed, how do you feel when you are 
    painting and after you finish a painting? 
    M:​ W
    ​ hen I paint I only focus on what I want to express about one 
    moment of my memories, after that, I feel good because I remember 
    my own time of happiness. 
    R:​ Interesting and since we are talking about feelings, do you think 
    your enthusiasts are able to feel what you feel? Is it important to you 
    how a spectator feels about your paintings?  
    M:​ O
    ​ f course, because I am interested to know what the other person 
    feels about my painting and what they can say about it. 
    R:​ That’s lovely, I consider myself as one of your admirers, but I 
    have to say that I’m a little bit confused about some of your 
    paintings. I’d like to ask you, why did you choose cubism as a style? 
    M:​ G
    ​ ood question! I think it is a really interesting style and perfect 
    for my own painting style. It’s kind of unique, and geometrical figures 
    can be tricky to understand but they seem really interesting in my 
    paintings. 
    R: T
    ​ hat’s true. For me, it’s difficult to understand what you are trying 
    to say with cubism. 
    M:​ Y
    ​ es, that’s the point of cubism. 
    R: O
    ​ h, and something that I really want to ask you is if ever have you 
    felt confused about some changes that the world has faced, how has 
    the world crisis affected your art perspective? 
    M:​ I​ passed for two World Wars and it is not easy to forget, but I still 
    believe that people in the world can change and these two wars were 
    terrible mistakes. I know that society will learn from those mistakes 
    and overcome them. 
    R:​ Thank you for being here today with us! For sharing your thoughts, 
    art and love. Your admirers will appreciate it. I wish you the best in 
    your career as an artist. Hope you can come another time to visit us 
    here at ArtsShow. 
    M:​ T
    ​ hanks to you and I'll be happy to come to your show another day. 
    I’m looking forward to meeting all of my admirers someday. I’m so 
    happy that in some way I encourage them through my art. 

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