
STREAM ART PROJECT

Joan Miró, Bleu II, 1961. Photo © Elisabeth Lamour
Stream Art Project – A New Chapter
If Stream Art Project were a season, it would be spring: the season of cherry blossoms, a symbol of beauty, blossoming and renewal.
If Stream Art Project were a colour, it would be blue: the colour of the sky and the sea, a window opening onto a world of possibilities.
If Stream Art Project were a painting, it would be Bleu IIby Joan Miró.
Like the rest of his Bleu triptych, this work reflects a period of rupture and self-questioning in the artist’s life. Miró said: « It took me a long time to create them. Not to paint them, but to reflect on them. It took an enormous effort, a great deal of inner tension, to achieve the desired simplicity. »
That’s what happened with Stream Art Project: after a period of reflection and growth, we reinvented ourselves.
Stream Art Project now focuses on art fairs, events and cultural and artistic projects, with an emphasis on mobility, encounters and new discoveries.
We take a keen interest in the creative power and uniqueness of artworks, whatever their medium. Particular attention is given to the work of women artists and emerging talents.
Art comes into its own through transmission, exchange and encounters between artists, collectors and audiences.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Fabrice Vignand for his guidance and support throughout the Stream Art journey.
A new chapter begins.
And it is with great joy that we continue writing our story.
Paris, 14 September 2026
Giovanna Mininni, Stream Art Project