A new art movement was born in November 2025. It is called Interactive Installation, because the collector interacts with the installation itself. For the first time in the history of art, a work of art will be functional. The collector will be able to sit on a sofa painted by the artist, literally sitting in a painting. They can watch television or drink coffee while sitting within the installation. Beside the sofa stands a table, also painted by the artist, and on it a painted vase holding a flower.

In this way, the collector becomes physically part of the work. The human being is the most perfect creation that exists. Here, the most perfect work in the world meets a work of art made by human hands. God made the flower to beautify the world, and the artist creates a work with that same intention, a duality of purpose. Art is the most important work created by humankind, for the creativity, aesthetics, emotion, and inspiration it conveys. Let us not forget that the artist was humanity’s first profession. The Lascaux caves, painted some 17,000 years ago, contain more than 2,000 identifiable figures.

The sofa is a ready-made. A technique rarely used in the art world. But this ready-made has been reworked by the artist, giving it a new layer of imagination and creativity. In effect, it becomes a sculpture painted by the artist. The installation also includes a flower, which it’s the most important element of the installation, because it was created by God. It will wither in five days, so part of the installation is naturally ephemeral, and will remain so permanently, since the collector will replace the flower each time it fades. In this way, the installation brings together the divine, in the flower, and the human, in the work made by man.

The installation is interchangeable as well. The collector may change the flower, replace the vase, or remove the table entirely. For the first time in the history of art, a work can be changed by the very person who owns it.