Fountain

During the exhibition "Being an Artist" at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art, two great works are born, one created by a ten-year-old boy and the other by a seventy-three-year-old lady.

The event causes an incredible stir, especially when it turns out that anyone can create an unparalleled masterpiece—one just needs to drink water from the museum fountain.

When the general public learns about the magical spring, a true pilgrimage begins—unsuccessful creators flock to it in droves, hoping to achieve fame and immortality. But they have no idea that a couple of sips of the miraculous liquid will come at a high price.

"Fountain" is a sharp satire and at the same time a profound reflection on the nature of art.