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Which artist are you?

A colourful wall display titled “Which Artist Are You?” features a flowchart quiz that helps viewers determine which Impressionist or Post-Impressionist artist they are most like. The background is light with a subtle pattern of pale leaves and floral designs. The quiz begins with a green arrow labeled "START HERE," pointing to a cloud that asks, “My favourite types of colours are…” From this starting point, the flowchart branches into multiple pastel-coloured clouds connected by dotted lines, leading to different personality-based questions and statements.&10;&10;The paths include options like “Soft pastels,” “Bright primaries,” and “Dark and brooding,” branching into related prompts such as “Painting landscapes en plein air is my preference,” “I like to travel but my home country inspires me best,” and “I would live outside of Europe to find new inspirations.” Other branches reference interests like “Printmaking,” “Photography,” “Loneliness consumes me,” “Thoughts on the patriarchy?” and “I think Japanese prints are…”&10;&10;At the bottom, the quiz culminates in four artist results, each with a portrait and a coloured box describing the personality match:&10;&10;Claude Monet on the far left, with a green box, representing love for landscapes, natural light, and Japanese prints. &10;Berthe Morisot, second from the left in a purple box, emphasizing domestic scenes, creative introspection, and the beauty of silence. &10;Émile Bernard, second from the right in a violet box, associated with deep thinking, theories, and inspiration from living abroad. &10;Edvard Munch on the far right, in a teal box, tied to photography, loneliness, and emotions dominating his work. &10;&10;The entire design uses soft greens, purples, and blues with cloud-shaped panels for questions and answers, creating a whimsical, artistic aesthetic.
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