16 Years of Joyful Obsession

What Art Lovers Keep Chasing

Behind sixteen years are collector stories from around the world that started with an artwork they couldn’t walk away from. Today, those works live in more than 150,000 homes across 150 countries, and the pursuit isn’t slowing down.

Reflecting on these journeys, six patterns stand out within the artworks collectors continue to fall for. Whether it’s a painting that brings everyday joy home or the surprise of an artist just beginning, trace these six starting points to an obsession all your own.
Season Changes by Claire Desjardins
Blind Trust by Fares Micue
On The Boulevard Today by Andy Shaw
Juliette by Karenina Fabrizzi
Balloons, Summer by Jinho Kee

Everyday Joy

Sometimes the right artwork is simply the one that makes you feel good every time you see it.

“The feeling I’m trying to get to every day is one of joyfulness.”
— Ariya, Saatchi Art Collector
La Banda by Enrique Pichardo

Jump No. 14 by Daniel Kozeletckiy

Leaf Boy Leave by Barbara Kuebel

A New Feeder on a Cold Clear Day by Steven Page Prewitt

Soft Monoliths by Arthur H

Bee Nest by Anna Matykiewicz

“Art is so personal to both the buyer and the artist who created it. If you love it, then make it yours!”
— Deanna, Saatchi Art Collector
Summer by Bella Wattles
A Long Ride Back by Chetna D’Souza
White Donkeys by Trifon Markov
Travail au Champ by Patrick Marie
Red Field No. 20 by Ivan Didovodiuk
Hot August by Igor Nekraha

“The sight of an artwork sometimes tickles you in a way that you can’t articulate, but that you just know would enrich your life by being able to see it on a daily basis.”

Nat, Saatchi Art Collector

In My Place by Young Shin
Mood of Spring by Yeachin Tsai