FRANCE: Elena Brovelli: The Portals of the Third Millennium confirm their place in contemporary art

Exploration of Liquidity | Elena Brovelli | Monography

From the Monegasque aura of Dalí and Picasso to Berlin and Innsbruck, Elena Brovelli confirms her Portals as rare ritual thresholds of the third millennium.

"Collectors are not only acquiring works, but portals of transformation, rare fragments of living heritage."

— Justine D'Angelo | Curator

FONTVIEILLE, MONACO, FRANCE, September 25, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In the heart of the Principality of Monaco, in the Espace Chapiteau de Fontvieille, a place imagined by Prince Rainier III and which has hosted exhibitions by masters such as Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso, the presence of Elena Brovelli is now obvious. His Portals confirm their role as a ritual language for our century, inscribing his name in an artistic lineage where history dialogues with the third millennium.

Brovelli's creations are not works in the conventional sense. They are energetic portals,

ritual objects capable of restoring harmony both in intimate spaces and in the larger vibrational fields of those who pass through them. Each fold of fabric becomes a breath, each surface a threshold consecrated by subtle and vibratory gestures. His vision, codified in the Brovellien Manifesto & Glossary and deepened in the collection monograph "Exploration of Liquidity" (Beyond the Rules Éditions, edited by Justine D'Angelo), places his practice within a solid intellectual and editorial framework.

Over the years, Elena Brovelli has consolidated her career through prestigious collaborations with Porsche, Amedia Hotels by Wyndham, Curio Collection by Hilton, the D. and G Foundation. De Marchi and the F.I.R.A. Foundation. His Portals have also found their place in prominent institutional contexts, including auctions held at the Italian Stock Exchange in Milan and the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology.

True to his deliberately ephemeral aura, Brovelli will soon appear in rare events: in October at the ErsterErster gallery in Berlin, then in November at the Olympiaworld in Innsbruck. Brief, mysterious manifestations that disappear almost as soon as they appear, leaving behind a trail of silence and resonance.

Already present in many private collections in Europe and beyond, Elena Brovelli is recognized as an "investment grade" artist, with coefficients established between 3 and 3.5. Its collectors acquire not just works, but ritual artifacts, where cultural value is combined with potential for sustainable investment.

Between materiality and spirituality, permanence and disappearance, Elena Brovelli's Portals assert themselves as a ritual language of our time: thresholds of consciousness for a century that needs them more than ever.