Seven Paintings in London: My Ongoing Collaboration with MUZÉO and Paul, Weiss
I am delighted to share a new chapter in a collaboration that has become particularly meaningful to me.
In 2026, three additional original paintings of mine have been acquired by MUZÉO, Paris, for the Paul, Weiss London office. With these new acquisitions, the total number of my paintings selected by MUZÉO for Paul, Weiss in London has now reached seven original works.
What began with four paintings has grown into an ongoing dialogue between my artistic research, MUZÉO’s art consultancy, and the contemporary environment of Paul, Weiss.
Three New Works
The three new paintings continue my exploration of the relationship between classical art, mythology and contemporary sport.
Zeus with a Racket reimagines a powerful Greek god-like figure with a tennis racket resting behind his shoulder. Created with textured white stucco against a black ground, the work brings together the classical hero and the modern athlete. Here, strength is expressed not through battle, but through play.
Athena with a Tennis Ball presents a serene goddess holding a tennis ball. The sculpted white stucco creates a dialogue between timeless beauty and contemporary sport, exploring the balance between grace and strength.
With The Weight of Expectations II, the theme becomes more introspective. Inspired by the Farnese Hercules, a basketball player is depicted beneath the weight of a massive basketball—a metaphor for the growing pressure placed on athletes to achieve more and more. The work reflects on ambition, success and the importance of well-being.
Seven Works, One Artistic Dialogue
The first four paintings selected for the London project were:
Together with the three new works, they form a collection that moves between mythology and modernity, architecture and sport, beauty and human experience.
Many of these paintings belong to my “We Art the Champions” series, where classical imagery becomes a way to explore contemporary ideas of identity, ambition and achievement.
Seven Paintings in London
THE COLLECTION
A Meaningful Destination
Paul, Weiss’ London office is part of a global legal practice whose international team works on complex cross-border matters. Its modern spaces in London’s West End are designed to encourage interaction and collaboration.
For me, seeing my paintings become part of such an environment is especially meaningful. I love the idea that a work created quietly in my studio can eventually become part of the everyday life of a completely different community, meeting people in a place dedicated to ideas, dialogue and exchange.
I am sincerely grateful to MUZÉO, Paris, for selecting my work once again, and to Paul, Weiss for giving these seven paintings a place in its London environment.
What began with four paintings has now become seven—and I am very grateful to see this story continue.
With gratitude,
Sara Lora
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