A doctor and his family are living peacefully in a land that they own somewhere in the Venezuela. One day the doctor thought that the gate of his gigantic house is laking in size, aesthetics and security. So he met with an artist/architect one day after long period of waiting for this appointment due to the overwhelming life of the artist. The artist started working on a sheet of paper, studying the concepts and the best solutions possible to satisfy the client. He started scratching on the first side of the paper couple of sketches and crocus with different methodology and approach. The first side of the paper was completely full so he started thinking deeply to come out with a good idea and started drawing on the other side of the paper hoping that this would be the final version. The two sides of the paper were full, the client had no other choice but to like this version. The doctor who was dealing with kind of pressure to accept this final version representing all the criteria that he asked for, accept it as a first presentiment. However, after having thought about it for another ten minutes in front of the artist, he though that this version was not efficient enough and shows more disadvantages than advantages. Unfortunately, the two sides of the page were full, no more space to draw, no more space for another and final version, this paper was the only piece were they can write on. They started turning the sides over and over searching for a place to draw and finally found a little space on one of the corner of the sheet. The doctor said to the artist: “You saw this little space right there? Draw me the best version of the gate that we both have in mind, think about it logically, clearly and simply. This little space can be enough. We need this gate as soon as possible.”
So as a final chance to satisfy the doctor and his family the artist came out with his best chef d’oeuvre ever, based on a sketch on a space of 5mm by 10mm. This was the most beautiful part of all the chaos that have been drawn all over the sheet.
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