To commission an opera.
Throughout my career, I have thought a lot about the value of art. This has included thinking about buying a painting. I like the idea of creating work inspired by the person who commissions it; the same can be said for jewellery. The creative process is enriched by the inner movement that springs from our relationship with others. This 'contamination' creates friction and sparks unexpected light in the depths of the imagination.
My boutique features paintings and jewellery from different periods, as well as true mementos. These are snapshots of a journey that continues to surprise me, and which I love sharing.
Revolv*
I have learned to recognise the value of those around me and the need to love, by observing myself in others. It appears that affection is no longer in vogue these days. As a true boomer, I am very proud of not keeping up with the times, in this as in other aspects. I propose an interesting way of purchasing paintings. You could leave a deposit for someone else. This would be for a future work. A small act of kindness for a complete stranger. It's a trifle, perhaps even a banality — everyone can define it according to their own perspective. I consider it a small act of sedition to take part in that innate need of souls to rise up, at least by showing contempt for our chains. Giving a stranger a piece of art, that’s madness!
