Blue is the most popular colour in the world. For Linda Wrong, her dog Dušan is her most favorite dog in the world.

For Ives Klein and his International Klein Blue ( IKB 191), it represented the undeniable vastness of space, expressing that “blue has no dimensions, it is out of proportion, while the other colours are not”. IKB 191 was based on several key moments and experiences from his past. The monochrome work reflects a fascination with infinity. Klein saw these monochromes as a representation of life and immortality, stating that they were “an open window to freedom, a chance to immerse oneself in the immeasurable existence of colour”.

Linda perceives IKB in a context associated with infinite pure devotion and all-encompassing love not only for ourselves, but also for what surrounds and shapes us.