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My personal collection of art and photography is provocative, sometimes confrontational, and unapologetically driven by instinct. I’m drawn to work that challenges convention, disrupts expectations, and occasionally makes people uncomfortable. That, to me, is part of its brilliance.

There’s also something wonderfully addictive about collecting. That extraordinary rush of dopamine when you acquire a work by an artist you’ve admired for years. The anticipation, the pursuit, the moment it becomes yours. It’s a high that never quite gets old.

But perhaps the greatest privilege has been the relationships I’ve been fortunate enough to build with artists. Getting to know the minds behind the work, understanding their processes, their eccentricities, and the worlds they create. Those relationships have become as meaningful to me as the works themselves.

I don’t collect for consensus or approval. I collect what moves me, challenges me, and occasionally unsettles me.

Not everything needs to be beautiful. Not everything needs an explanation. And certainly, not everything needs to be understood by everyone.

Obsessed? Entirely. @traceyeminstudio x @jordanmatthewwolfson

And I have absolutely no intention of recovering.