March 22, 2026

06 January 2026

9th Auction - The Light that Warms - the Birth of Closeness

The March art auction presents a theme that is particularly tender and symbolic, inspiring artists to explore fragile moments of emotional openness — light as a symbol of trust from which a relationship begins.

At the intersection of winter and the coming spring, when the landscape and everyday life are devoid of intense colors, light is not merely a formal category but becomes a metaphor for attention, care, and openness.

Artists use it as a subtle tool for mood building: soft, diffused, often unobtrusive, it draws fragments of reality and emotion from the darkness. The shadow does not disappear — it remains an integral part of the composition — but loses its weight, becoming a backdrop for what is just emerging. It is precisely in this liminal space between brightness and twilight that closeness is born.

In many of the presented works, light touches the body — not in a literal sense, but through gesture, contour, reflection. Corporeality appears as a delicate presence, sometimes barely suggested, immersed in an atmosphere of silence and concentration.

An essential theme of the auction is also the experience of inner warmth — that which arises in moments of solitude, reflection, and a return to oneself. Closeness does not always mean physical presence; it can be an experience of memory, longing, or imagination. The light that warms is often the light remembered — recurring in images, textures, and rhythms of the composition.

The March auction offers a meeting with art that does not dominate but accompanies.

"The Light that Warms – the Birth of Closeness" is a story about the need for warmth — both visual and relational — and about those moments when art becomes a safe space for meeting.