The KerLuxY Story

Art is rare and inevitably luxurious 

Mari Yvenat

Founder & CEO

Born on the Atlantic coast, the ocean has invited me to travel since my youngest age, a wave that brought me to the USA where I lived a while. My two DNAs are music and creativity.

As an untamed spirit, a pianist and an artist, I've always felt the profound impulse to metamorphose the tangible, to lead it towards unexplored horizons. Meshing angora, chiseling organza, shaping boxwood, wielding brushes until dawn, feeding the enamel oven, structuring the falsely neglected English garden ... My existence oscillates between the convention of the day and the artistic exuberance of the night.

After an exciting career in finance, I swapped numbers for colors. This KerLuxY brand, structured around an online contemporary art gallery and a fashion and home universe, is the natural extension of this vision: one that seeks, selects and reveals.

Coming from a background where finance already intersected with creation, between music and artistic vision, I spent a long time exploring territories that are not spontaneously associated. Little by little, a way of seeing, connecting, selecting, a way of composing the visible differently, emerged.

This is how KerLuxY was was born, an online contemporary art gallery dedicated to discovering and acquiring unique works, chosen for their power, singularity and presence.

Here, each work is selected as much for what it demands as for what it expresses. A demanding, vibrant and ever-evolving selection.

The contemporary artists presented here explore diverse territories: abstraction, black and white, revisited cubism, modern expressionism. They capture something of our time, sometimes raw, sometimes silent, always essential.

I am not seeking an accumulation of works, but a coherence, a sensitive thread that develops over time. A kind of dynamic gaze. A stance of constructing a new perspective.

Some works command attention immediately. Others find there place more slowly. All share the common trait of never being neutral.

The dimension of solidarity is part of this approach. Some pieces are associated with commitments identified by a "solidarity" logo .

Entering the KERLUXY gallery means accepting to slow down your gaze, to move between forms, materials, and tensions.

Live the moment on an air of Keith Jarrett or Yann Tiersen and breathe.

A galon vat, trugarez deoc'h