One of our founding principles at Visionairs Gallery is to reach people’s hearts and minds through art. We believe that art is not a commodity just for sale or speculation. Art is creative joy and a medium for thought and reflection.
Visionairs Gallery wants to contribute to the rebirth of a genuine human art that reflects our societies and gives us a sense of our challenging times.
The mission statement of Visionairs Gallery can be summarized in three words: humanity, humanism and Human Art.
Our aim is to produce a Factory for the 21st Century, taking inspiration from Andy Warhol’s unique gallery/studio of the 1960s, in New York.
We want to create a space open to everyone, where artists and art students, ordinary people and celebrities can meet, mix and inspire each other.
Founder Lydie Geoffroy considers herself the spiritual daughter of Peggy Guggenheim, who took real risks for the artists in whom she believed. Visionairs Gallery wants to be at the center of new artistic movements, driven by a fresh wind of creativity.
Visionairs Gallery starts with a vision of photography ready to become a completely new artistic medium. Our artists move beyond photography to become creators who no longer wish just to capture an instant but to produce art reflecting upon our times.
Visionairs Gallery exhibits art that raises questions and debate, as well as combining innovative new techniques of artistic production (for example, 3D and digital imaging).
