I've always believed that living with art should feel deeply personal. I'm drawn to beautiful spaces and thoughtful interiors, but for me, art has never been about simply filling a wall or finishing a room. It's about finding the pieces you can't stop thinking about, the ones that feel distinctly yours.
I love the idea of a home feeling collected over time: considered but never overly styled, beautiful but still lived in. The art should be part of that story. It should reflect where you've been, what you're drawn to, and the things that make your eye linger just a little longer.
That's really the instinct behind Paloma Projects. I want to help collectors find art they genuinely connect with, give artists new audiences for their stories, and help brands create work that feels individual rather than trending. Because the best art tells a story, whether it's a reflection of yours, the artist's, or both. And the best collections aren't necessarily the ones that follow the rules. They're the ones that couldn't belong to anyone else.
The studio
Paloma Projects is an art advisory and creative studio, a curator-led world connecting artists, collectors, designers, brands, and spaces through advisory, storytelling, and creative projects.
Background
I'm based in Los Angeles. I studied Art History at Wake Forest University and hold a Master's in Art Business from Sotheby's Institute of Art in New York. My work spans traditional and digital art, connecting contemporary artists with collectors and creative communities.
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