This art exhibition will present five artworks made by María José Romero, who is in eleventh grade at Colegio Tilatá. These works are made for the entire public and the common thread of this exhibition is Love. I decided to do this theme because for me love is something very important in life, without saying that the most. During these two years, I wanted to show different artworks love in different phases. To begin with, the first artwork to be presented will be Just a Kiss, which is the interpretation of Edvard munch's work, The Kiss. This work is a clear symbolization of what love is within that physical activity that occurs uniting two people in a sentimental and physical way with only their lips; the technique needed to make this artwork was vinyl on canvas. Continuing, the second artwork that will be presented is Heart vs. Mind, which is an artwork that shows a side of love, confusion, entanglement, the desire between two people and how their minds and hearts merging to make a decision about love practically explode and they will never agree, creating what I mentioned earlier; the technique used was Virtual collage. Then, the third artwork that is The Force Shines that shows another face of love and represents how strong it is sometimes and unbreakable like a diamond; the technique used was markers and vinyl on cardboard. The artwork that follows is the fourth that is Love control, this artwork is connected with the movie Stranger than fiction and shows a not so cute side of love as this can become controlled by someone and this is seen by the titles found in this; the technique used on this occasion was Virtual collage. And finally, the last artwork is We are all the same, this artwork was a social intervention where it shows people through inclusion phrases such as love does not have a single form and is shown from several; the technique that was used was vinyl on cardboard. To finish, this exhibition is organized in this way to show the process and development of the works to the viewers and that is why María José decided to organize it this way, in a chronological way because for each part of her process was very important to her.