This collection brings together works that echo something distinctly Portuguese, hard to define, easy to feel. It is the light that lingers in Lisbon at the end of the day. The slow rhythm of a conversation in a café. The way silence sometimes says more than words. The artworks in this selection are not trying to impress. They observe. They hold. They breathe. Some pieces are bold, some more reserved, but all of them carry an emotional undercurrent. A kind of quiet intensity. You might see lines that feel like tiled walls or ocean waves. Textures that echo old cobble stones and peeling façades. Colours that speak of heat, dusk, and memory. These are not clichés of Portugal, but traces of a lived experience. What links these works is a pace. They don’t rush. They reward attention. You might glance once, then twice, and then find yourself sitting longer than expected, pulled into a detail you hadn’t noticed at first. This is art you can live with. Art that reflects a mood, not a trend. For collectors looking for depth, subtlety, and a touch of saudade - the Portuguese feeling of longing, this selection speaks softly, but clearly. – Selection Cover: Fich auf Tich by Bjoern Heyn