"In my world, only my rules apply. I follow my vision and what feels right to my eyes."

Adele The Princess doesn’t pursue traditional mastery—her work proves that recreating “masterpieces” is accessible to all. Execution need not be flawless; what matters is the feeling each piece evokes. Her process is spontaneous, intuitive, and rooted in personal expression.

She revisits classics with Black figures and Women Mona Lisas, reshaping narratives that have long excluded people like her. Gold emphasizes elegance and the richness of Black skin, while every choice reflects personal vision rather than academic rules.

Guided by Leonardo da Vinci’s example, she focuses on mastering the masters, creating art that is exclusive, authentic, and uniquely hers. This is her world, her rules, her Louvre.