Hello Young Collectors offers support to anyone new to buying art. Guiding them to develop personal artistic interests, make exciting discoveries and informed decisions.
Emerging artists challenge the way we think, reflect on current topics and reveal new possibilities in contemporary art.
Hello Young Collectors opens a world of rich exchange and learning through organised studio visits, gallery and art fair tours, introductions to industry experts, as well as in depth knowledge-sharing on artistic concepts and the art market.
The approach is based on breaking boundaries and reducing any intimidation around lack of experience or fear of making wrong decisions. It’s about working within each client’s budget, transparently sharing information and affordable prices. The result is a widely varying but consistently meaningful connection – bringing mutual positive impact to emerging artists from around the world and Young Collectors on their creative journeys.
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MARIE AND HER VIVIAN MAIER PHOTOGRAPH,
INSTALLED IN NEW YORK HOME.
“Maier uniquely knows how to capture intimate and fleeting moments. I wanted a photo that felt like New York. These two ladies glaring back with that slightly irritated attitude is perfect!”
_ MARIE
SAFIA AND HER JESSICA BACKHAUS PHOTOGRAPH,
INSTALLED IN ZÜRICH HOME.
“This work makes me feel like something that I would like to grasp and cannot. Light and intriguing. We love this picture for its powerful colors and evocative shadow play.“
_ SAFIA
QUENTIN AND HIS MARTHA COOPER PHOTOGRAPH,
INSTALLED IN ZÜRICH HOME.
“Martha Cooper c’est vraiment une icone de la culture hip-hop et graffiti à laquelle je m’intéresse depuis longtemps. Cette photo là représente le hip-hop des origines, cette simplicité de gamins qui dansent dans la rue…et ca me touche car mes propres enfants font la meme chose 30 ans plus tard!”
_ QUENTIN
NORA AND HER ALBARRÁN CABRERA PHOTOGRAPH,
INSTALLED IN ZÜRICH HOME.
“I really like their experimental way of printing a photograph. I especially like my picture because it seems incidental and chance, rather than intentional. I think it’s very philosophical in a way.“
_ NORA
EDOUARD AND TAYLOR WITH THEIR JULIE COCKBURN PHOTOGRAPH,
INSTALLED IN NEW YORK HOME.
“We love this piece from Julie Cockburn because the mix of techniques creates a sense of mystery, inviting the audience to project their emotions and context onto the photo. Diana understood the power of Cockburn’s work and what it would mean to share it with us on our wedding day. It’s hard to overstate the joy we feel when we see it every morning.”
_ EDOUARD AND TAYLOR
SANDRA AND HER PAUL CUPIDO PHOTOGRAPH,
INSTALLED IN ZÜRICH HOME
“The ephemeral is expressed though [Cupido’s] moonlit landscapes and the dusk, that transitional zone in between the harsh light of day and the depths of the night.”
_ SANDRA
HORTENSE AND HER ANDREA GRUTZNER PHOTOGRAPH,
INSTALLED IN ZÜRICH HOME
“I saw this photograph in Diana’s ‘Hello Young Collectors’ newsletter and my 1st thought was “What is up those stairs? What’s behind those doors?”. After 4 years having it on my wall, I still wonder… The perspective and colours are stunning, and invite me into a kind of meditation.”
_ HORTENSE
Header image: Artworks by (top row, left to right) Liz Nielsen, Senta Simond, Douglas Mandry and (bottom row, left to right) Jessica Backhaus, Yola Monakhov Stockton, Peter Hauser.
