The collection grew out of a decades-long practice shaped by the quiet attitude of someone for whom art is a daily environment. The works create a dialogue between postwar generations and the contemporary scene, without imposed hierarchies: each acquisition stems from an encounter, a direct relationship with artists, a trust built over time.

Its core does not follow a school or a trend; it records the evolution of a gaze attentive to gesture, the density of materials, the tension between memory and the present. It is a living archive, born in a private sphere and now shared to offer a measured yet precise passage through what art has made necessary in recent decades.