How can one relate a name through/with art?
Once I entered the library I walked the same isle but turn my back into the one I had been looking at for the last 2 postings. Now, I had in front of me a cabinet full of names. Van Gogh, Warhol… among many others. So, how can I relate a name with another name?
– I found no solution immediately –
I remember having once a conversation about how names, days of the week, words, etc, can give a feeling of color to certain individuals. The whole theory also applies in a more scientific way when it comes to sound waves in music. I wonder if you have ever seen a colorful symphony…
Immediately I decided to think about Anita 
. I was sure there must be something that catches my attention, something special. It always seems to work that way when it comes to Anita 
.
So I searched, my eyes went up and down, side to side quickly through the archive. On the right hand corner a thin small booklet with what it seems like a paper cover sticks out from all the grey thick names. It was not only catching my attention due to its bright colors but also due to the physical position of the booklet; It was sticking half way out as if someone had started the job for me.
Once I took out the six page booklet and opened it I found inside several painted portraits of women. To tell you the truth, I was not surprised, like I said before, there is something special with this Anita 
. I then shifted my focus on portraits, leaving the first two posts behind, and moved again to my focus on the color of the cover.
Almost like a kids riddle I identify “orange on the outside, yellow on the inside… Can you guess what it is?” Interesting how these two colors remind me of Anita 
for some reason. At least reminds me of a certain aspect of the name.
Once at home I research on the meaning of colors:
-Yellow is the color of sunshine. It’s associated with joy, happiness, intellect, and energy.
-Orange combines the energy of red and the happiness of yellow. It is associated with joy, sunshine, and the tropics. Orange represents enthusiasm, fascination, happiness, creativity, determination, attraction, success, encouragement, and stimulation.
It is not only Anita’s 
intellect, energy, creativity, attraction, success, but Maria’s
combined fascination, determination, encouragement, and stimulation towards this assignment which gave color to what it is now for me a symbol.
-To my surprise, once I rented out the book, it was not identified by the computer. Hence, it has no reference number, just a reference color.
