Preserving Legacy in Art, Erasing It in Science

An evening with Dr Audrey-Flore Ngomsik and art advisor Sterenn Denys examining what happens when documentation systems work, and what happens when they don't.

Sterenn Denys spent three decades building rigorous protocols to document art collections. Every painting gets verified provenance. Every acquisition gets traced. Every transfer gets recorded. Legacy planning ensures future generations inherit the full story, not a redacted version.

Her clients need this infrastructure when buying art. Fake provenance costs collectors millions. Undocumented transfers make works legally toxic. Missing compliance records turn assets into liabilities. Sterenn operates as an independent advisor with no ties to auction houses or galleries. She secures documentation that proves your acquisition is legitimate, protected, and liquid. New collectors get tailored guidance on what to verify before you buy. The work stays clean across borders and generations.

This documentation infrastructure exists. It works. Museums and collectors rely on it daily.

Dr Audrey-Flore Ngomsik's…