Art + Design x Life

Matisse's final chapter was one of audacious exploration and productivity, culminating in the birth of a new form of expression that combined drawing and sculpture—his famed cutouts.

As the Edo period unfolded, ukiyo-e underwent a transformation, becoming both a chronicle of an ephemeral, pleasure-seeking realm and, paradoxically, a vivid snapshot of the here and now.

Kamisaka Sekka’s artistry was a luminous bridge connecting Japan's storied past to its modern awakening, fusing the vibrant elegance of Rinpa tradition with daring avant-garde sensibilities.

Amid the roiling tide of modern thought, Wassily Kandinsky dared to bind metaphysics with the tactile reality of canvas and ink, fashioning a bridge between the visible and the unseen.

Racinet's work serves as a temporal bridge, enabling modern viewers to connect with the past through the visual vocabulary of costume and ornament, highlighting the timeless power of art to transcend time.

Klimt linked a once-proud imperial heritage to the uncharted territories of a new century, Drawing on influences from Symbolism’s evocative rhapsodies to the crackling energies of early modern innovation.