I'm loving how this guy Jonas approaches collecting - all about building genuine relationships with the artists, you know? 
It's like, he's not just buying a piece of art for its monetary value, but because it speaks to him on a deeper level. And that's super inspiring! 
I also feel like his lack of budget constraint actually allows him to be more open-minded and spontaneous in his collecting - who wouldn't want to follow their heart when it comes to art? 
Plus, he's got some amazing pieces in his collection, like that Yu Nishimura piece... talk about being willing to take a chance on something new! 
It's definitely a breath of fresh air in the art world, and I'm all for more collectors like Jonas who prioritize authenticity over traditional collecting methods. 
It's like, he's not just buying a piece of art for its monetary value, but because it speaks to him on a deeper level. And that's super inspiring! I also feel like his lack of budget constraint actually allows him to be more open-minded and spontaneous in his collecting - who wouldn't want to follow their heart when it comes to art? Plus, he's got some amazing pieces in his collection, like that Yu Nishimura piece... talk about being willing to take a chance on something new! It's definitely a breath of fresh air in the art world, and I'm all for more collectors like Jonas who prioritize authenticity over traditional collecting methods. 
. I think we can all learn from that - no stress, no pressure, just following our hearts and finding what truly speaks to us 
. And the fact that he's supporting emerging artists is just amazing 
. It's like he's creating a whole community of creatives around him and it's having a ripple effect on the art world 
. Anyway, I think we can all take a page out of his book and start collecting art with more love and less stress