More Than a Majority – A Collective Vision
Have you ever wondered what actually makes someone look at a painting and say, “I love it, I need it, and I’m putting it where I live”?
In the premiere episode of Art Crush, internationally renowned artist Fi Marks and Canadian artist Paula Telizyn dive deep into the fascinating psychology behind why people buy art and how they choose pieces for their homes. From the enduring popularity of traditional landscapes and pet portraits to the courage it takes to display “weird” and uniquely personal art, Fi and Paula explore the invisible rules that govern our walls.
Whether you are an artist trying to understand your ideal client, or an art lover looking to curate a more authentic living space, this episode is packed with candid insights on art, business, and creativity.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Making Your House “Weird”: A call to abandon cookie-cutter, Instagram-perfect decor in favor of art that truly represents your soul.
The Art of Looking: Why we aren’t taught how to truly look at art, and how slowing down can completely change your appreciation for a piece.
Public vs. Private Spaces: How the fear of judgment dictates where we hang certain pieces, and why the bedroom is often a safe haven for highly personal or challenging art.
Beating the “Wallpaper” Effect: A brilliant, zero-cost trick for falling in love with your art collection all over again by simply moving it around.
The Collector’s Sweet Spot: Why buyers in their 40s and 50s are often the most confident and adventurous art collectors.
Read more here https://artcrush.co.uk/the-psychology-of-buying-art-how-to-choose-pieces-for-your-home-art-crush/