Les Roberts Featured in Exclusive Interview on the Evolution of Art and Collecting

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Les Roberts of Miami Fine Art Gallery, Miami, FL, USA

Miami Fine Art Gallery Director Shares Insights on Bridging Classical and Contemporary Art
Les Roberts, Director of Miami Fine Art Gallery, has been featured in an exclusive online interview titled "Les Roberts: The Art of Connecting the Past and Present." In this deep dive into his life and work, Roberts discusses his passion for curation, the psychology of collecting, and how classical techniques continue to influence today's artists.

Since taking over Miami Fine Art Gallery in 2008, Roberts has curated collections that merge historical masterpieces with modern, boundary-pushing works. His expertise, shaped by an Art History and Business degree from New York University and an internship at Sotheby's, allows him to seamlessly blend past and present, introducing audiences to the dynamic evolution of artistic expression.

"Art isn't just about aesthetics," Roberts shares in the interview. "It's a language that speaks across generations. What Rembrandt did with light and shadow, contemporary artists are doing with digital tools today."

In the interview, Roberts traces his journey from New York City, where he first developed his love for fine art, to Miami, Florida, where he saw an opportunity to create a gallery space that honored both classical and contemporary traditions. He explains how Miami's diverse culture and events like Art Basel Miami Beach have positioned the city as a global hub for collectors, artists, and enthusiasts alike.

The discussion also touches on the psychology of art collecting, highlighting the emotional connections people form with artwork. Roberts notes that for many collectors, it's not just about investment-it's about identity, memory, and meaning.

"Some people collect because a piece reminds them of a specific moment in their life," Roberts explains. "Others are drawn to works that challenge them or reflect their personality. Either way, it's about making a connection."

Another key topic in the interview is the role of technology in the art world. Roberts shares how virtual exhibitions, digital collections, and AI-generated art are changing the way people experience and interact with fine art.

"Technology isn't here to replace traditional art," Roberts says. "It's enhancing it. It's making art more immersive, more accessible, and helping collectors visualize pieces in ways they never could before."

Looking ahead, Roberts sees a shift in the future of collecting. He predicts more artists will experiment with digital mediums, while collectors will seek deeper, more interactive experiences with the pieces they acquire.

"Art is timeless," Roberts reflects. "Whether it's a 300-year-old painting or a brand-new digital creation, its ability to make us feel, think, and connect with the world remains unchanged."

As he continues his work at Miami Fine Art Gallery, Roberts remains committed to honoring the legacy of classical artists while embracing the future of contemporary creativity.

About Les Roberts

Les Roberts is the Director of Miami Fine Art Gallery, where he curates collections that bridge the worlds of classical and contemporary art. With a background in Art History and Business from New York University and training at Sotheby's, he is dedicated to making fine art accessible and meaningful for collectors worldwide.

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