Who Are We?

Paul was a passionate collector. He loved hunting in flea markets, garage sales, and flea markets, looking for rare, unusual, or precious objects. Over the years, he had accumulated a multitude of treasures, which he kept in his attic. There was everything: paintings, sculptures, books, toys, jewelry, clothes, musical instruments, etc. .

One day he had an idea. He told himself that it would be a shame to keep all these objects for himself, and that it would be more interesting to share them with the world. He said to himself that he could create his own museum and exhibit his collections there. He said he could thus introduce visitors to history, culture, and art through his objects. .

He then set to work. He converted his attic into several rooms, which he decorated and arranged according to the themes of his collections. He wrote cartels, signs, leaflets, to explain the origin, meaning, and value of his objects. He created a website, a Facebook page, an Instagram account, to publicize his museum. He printed posters, flyers, business cards, which he distributed in businesses, schools, associations, etc.

He finally opened his museum to the public, and impatiently awaited the first visitors. He was pleasantly surprised to see that his museum attracted many curious people, enthusiasts, and connoisseurs. He was delighted to see that his museum aroused interest, admiration, and emotion. He was happy to see that his museum became a place of meeting, exchange, and sharing .

Paul was an avid collector. He was also a generous creator. He had realized his dream: to create his own museum and exhibit his collections there. He had also made a dream come true for others: to introduce them to his world, and to offer them a moment of culture and pleasure.