Ps HW 1

 In the show "Abstract: The Art of Design," there is a part where they talk about a powerful photo. It is a picture of a lady named Esther and her son Josue in a place affected by war, like Congo. In this picture, you can see a lot of strong feelings. Their faces show that they have been through really tough times, and it is heartbreaking to see their pain. But at the same time, when you look into their eyes and the way they stand, you can also see their strength and how brave they are. It is a reminder that even in very difficult situations like this, people can be incredibly strong and determined. This photo not only shows the suffering that women like Esther go through in war zones but also how they can keep their spirit strong despite everything.

When I am on the field, playing alongside my teammates and even opponents, we all share a common goal – winning the game. In those moments, we connect through our shared objective and a mutual understanding of what it takes to succeed. 

Simultaneously, I connect with the people who watch me play. As I express myself on the field, they can witness my passion, dedication, and the joy I find in the game. This photo serves as a reminder that genuine human connection is essential in our digital age. It has the power to bring people together, regardless of their backgrounds. Just as Platon captures the essence of people in his portraits, I aim to capture the spirit of the game and the strong bonds among players on the field. It is a reminder of the profound connections that can form when we are fully present and engaged in the moment, not just with our fellow players but with those who appreciate and support the beauty of the game.