Hey folks, just wanted to share a little slice of art history that's been on my mind lately. Ever heard of the Fauves? This group of early 20th-century artists, including the likes of Matisse and Derain, really shook things up with their bold use of color. They were called "wild beasts" for a reason, their paintings kind of roared off the canvas with vibrant hues and brushwork that broke all the rules of their time. It's fascinating how they paved the way for modern expressionism. Makes you wonder, what rules are we breaking today in the art world?