Create! – 21st Century Architecture and Design is an online auction by Simon De Pury, launching on 26 July 2023 and featuring works by the likes of Rick Owens, Ron Arad and Tom Dixon as well as emerging talent
Simon de Pury’s career has been predicated by passion and innovation, and thus Create! – 21st Century Architecture and Design, an online auction by de Pury, is both an inevitability and a dynamic intervention.
Known in the industry as the man with the golden gavel, De Pury was an early proponent of the potential of moving his operations to the digital space: 'The pandemic forced the art market to embrace technology. My goal is to translate some of the excitement of a live auction to an online auction.
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