Many people interested in art believe that all they have to do is "find the right picture" - at a trade fair, online or in a gallery - and it will somehow fit.
What they overlook: They collect objects, not meaning. They buy visual stimuli, not visual depth.
The problem?
Without an artistic signature, without a narrative core and without conscious selection, art remains arbitrary - even if it was expensive.
A work that doesn't really speak to you becomes invisible over time. It hangs - but it doesn't live.
What is missing is an artistic system that allows for diversity, but with a common thread.
A principle that allows works to be created that not only please, but remain.
Not decoration, but a part of your story.
That's why there are collections that fascinate and walls that are simply full.