„The Dandelion“ takes us to the unusual world of Istrian artist Darko Brajković which manifests itself in his small studio. His studio is a mess of shapes and colors. Through his work, Brajković contradicts not only the established social norms, but also the unwritten rules of life and art. He seeks a world free of the repressive restraints of intellect and logical legalities of classical rules. He disagrees with the attitudes of most artists and the position of artworks. Observing his works begets an interesting view on the reality in which we live, which is that nothing is permanent, that everything passes by and everything changes, and that it makes no sense attaching ourselves to anything. With his creativity and his artistic expression, Brajković shows that everything in life has its beginning and its end, its rise and its fall. Another interesting concept he puts forward is the fact that he accepts the course of events in his work. Whatever life offers him, he accepts and uses to his advantage.