Advisory

Every engagement begins with a conversation. Before we recommend anything, we listen: to what you already own, what draws you to art, how you live with it, and where you want a collection to go.

We work with a deliberately small number of clients at any one time. That is a choice, not a constraint — it is the only way to give each relationship the attention it deserves.

All fees are discussed transparently at the outset. We do not take undisclosed commissions from galleries or auction houses. Our interest is always, and only, yours.

For Private Collectors

Art Consulting Sessions — a dedicated conversation with Maria to clarify your taste and define your direction.

Collection Curation — building a collection that reflects who you are, from a single acquisition to a long-term programme.

Sourcing — access to rare works and blue-chip artists through galleries, auction houses, studios, and private networks.

Market Research — rigorous, independent analysis. No conflicts of interest, no undisclosed commissions.

Collection Management — cataloguing, valuations, insurance, loans, and the quiet work that keeps a collection in order.

Art Fair & Auction Guidance — on-the-ground support at the fairs and sales that matter.

Curatorial Projects — private exhibitions, commissioned works, and artist introductions.

Logistics & Practicalities — shipping, framing, insurance, and storage, handled with the same care as the acquisitions.

Curated Art Experiences & Cultural Programmes — bespoke art travel, studio visits, and institutional access worldwide.

For Corporate Clients

Art has the power to define a workplace, express an organisation’s identity, and engage the people inside it. We build coherent, considered collections that do all three — and that grow in value over time.

Corporate Collection Curation — works that reflect your organisation’s values, with a point of view.

Tailored Advisory — strategic guidance on acquisitions, valuations, and managing an existing collection.

Cross-Industry Collaboration — exhibitions, cultural partnerships, and projects harder to categorise.