La Biennale di Venezia

Few weeks ago I took part in a wonderful trip to Venice. I learnt a lot about that beautiful and specific city. I saw admirable architecture, tasted Italian wine and had the opportunity to ascertain, that in general Italians don't speak English.To tell the truth, they don't speak any another foregin languages, too. They just love their language and don't have any complexys on that point. What a happy people! 

One of my favourite part of the trip was sightseeing the exhibition of "La Biennale di Venezia". It's an international competition, in which every country can report their representant and he, she or the whole group of artists prepare some installation about anything they want. There were many funny, wired, stupid, inspiring and shocking works and probably that's exactly the essence of contemporary art. For me one of the most lovely installations was japanese work, which was built from many old keys hanged on red string. Regardless of simplicity of that metaphor staying in that magic room was a great experience.