Art Never Existed is a personal invitation to broaden one's perspective and dive deep beneath the surface.

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Together, we peel back the layers: the cultural roots, the philosophical questions, the emotions, or the narrative of a work. I love immersing myself in an œuvre as if meeting a dear friend who is entrusting me with their story.

Stories that require a leap of faith, provoke humor, carry political weight, or reference other artists.

 

From the egg tempera of the Old Masters to installations; the great icons and their lesser-known periods. From Dalí’s ants to Marina Abramović’s walk along the Great Wall of China. Why Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soups are tied to his deep religiosity, how Regina Aeppli hid refugees and reacted through her figures, what the Marlboro Man has to do with cannibalism, or which Indian deities found their way into Western Modernism.

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