About art

Well, the most brilliant work of art I've ever seen was this little booklet.
Based on the principle of "expectation versus reality," it was small and long, printed on very good paper.
Each page was divided into two sections: one with a staged photo
with professional models in staged photos, the other with the same scene, but with ordinary people.

The drama of the scene with the professional models, when a graceful, beautiful stewardess placed her hand on the shoulder of a handsome pilot in a beautiful cap, flying a beautiful airliner, turned into an ugly caricature.
As soon as ordinary people reenacted the same scene. There were no AIs back then. The mockery became taut as a string.

It's a balance of sincerity and pretense on a knife edge. moreover, from both sides.

I stole the film because I can't find it for buy. The author gave the heroine a lore avatar of the ideal model of vampire girlfriends. "Show compassion, show sorrow," commands the photographer in her head. "Show cozy cupcake baking." That writer came further into the light - this twin is her brother.
I have vain stolen this outdated film. Neither side of the brochure image turned into music because their stylizations were mixed together.
Or?

I didn't recognize the sources by sight; I'm simply illiterate. Hesse, is this poetry but not prose? I hate poetry of any kind. A twist? Where does this shaky layering come from now?
Google thx.
although I am not an art critic and, in general,
I could drive a bus for years on the same route.

But my devilish technique is to use any impulse like a half-kick to a precious rhinestone-embroidered bottom. Enjoy, poet, your favorite cute dog or cat will devour the spontaneity of your poems. But we will find a million interpretations for any unambiguous sign.
I can't get anything out of this cinematic swamp of poetry.
And I hate cinema too.
You robbed the pockets of the swamp mummies.
I didn't notice.

But Hesse, twins are of course mirrors again.
He's too old for that, don't look in the mirror, look straight ahead. Names are no longer important.