For me, art wasn't a path I had planned from the start, but something that developed over time.
After several years in the moving industry, I first became more deeply involved in art transport. Through additional assignments at a specialized company, I eventually had the opportunity to work at an art gallery. There, my focus was on packing and transporting artworks and that’s exactly where my true connection to art began.
What fascinates me most is not only the diversity of art, but also its history. Every piece carries something unique within it—whether through its age, its origin, or the meaning behind it. Asian art, particularly from Japan and China, has had a profound influence on my interests. Its culture, aesthetics, and depth have permanently sharpened my eye for detail.
I had the privilege of learning from an experienced expert with over 25 years of experience. Through this training, I have not only developed technical skills but also gained a deep understanding of how each work of art must be treated individually. Whether it’s glass, porcelain, or sculpture, every object requires its own approach, precision, and the right packing technique.
I consciously take my time with every single step, whether it’s preparation, packaging, or the transport itself. Care always takes precedence over speed. I’d rather invest a few extra minutes than take a risk.
After all, it’s about more than just transportation; it’s about ensuring that every work of art arrives at its destination safely, intact, and treated with respect.
