Inspiration:
- The idea came from the phrase “I could do that” which people often say when looking at modern art. I wanted to build something that playfully challenges that assumption, while also helping people better appreciate the intention and meaning behind artworks.
What It Does:
Lets you view a piece of art, then vote whether you think you could recreate it.
Gives you a context-specific explanation: why the piece matters, and what makes it harder (or easier) than it looks.
Provides a fun, interactive way to spark discussion and engagement around art.
How I Built It:
Set up a React Native project using Expo.
Used Expo Router for navigation between screens (Home → Artwork → Result).
Created a small JSON file as the “artwork database” with titles, artists, responses, and images.
Added UI screens to display artwork, collect votes, and show explanations.
Tested everything live with Expo Go on a phone.
What I Learned:
How to set up and navigate an Expo React Native project.
How to structure small apps with app/ routing instead of App.js.
How to connect data (from JSON) to the UI in a way that feels like a real app.
How important design and user experience are for engagement, especially in beginner-friendly hackathon projects.
Built With
- expo-go
- expo-router
- expo.io
- javascript
- json
- react-native

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