A curation by Jessica L, Head of Exhibitions at - This collection explores the subtle tension between intimacy and exposure in shared environments. Private Lives, Public Spaces brings together artworks that capture personal moments unfolding within public settings, such as streets, cafés, transport, parks, and anonymous urban interiors. The artists focus on gestures that might otherwise go unnoticed: a glance, a pause, a body at rest within the flow of the city. These works reveal how emotion, solitude, and vulnerability persist even in the most collective spaces. Public settings become stages where private narratives quietly surface. Curated for collectors drawn to contemporary realism and human observation, this collection reflects on how we carry our inner lives into the world around us, often unseen, yet deeply present.