Don't miss out on the final week cocktail party closing event for the highly anticipated exhibition, "Beauty in Destruction: The Art of Simon Berger." Hosted by West Chelsea Contemporary in Austin, Texas, this event is set to take place on October 11th from 6pm to 8pm. Get a first look at the mesmerizing artworks created by the globally renowned Swiss artist, Simon Berger. This exhibition showcases over 40 new works exclusively made for West Chelsea Contemporary. Simon Berger is known for his groundbreaking technique of transforming plain glass panels into intricate portraits using only a hammer. His art has captivated audiences worldwide and has been displayed in various countries, including Thailand, Italy, Switzerland, and France. Notably, a portrait of the esteemed Italian Opera singer, Andrea Bocelli, was recently sold for over $85,000 at Sotheby's. This marks Berger's first showing in Texas, making it a must-see for art enthusiasts. The event provides a unique opportunity to engage in a conversation with the artist, collectors, and fellow art enthusiasts. Please note that RSVP is required due to limited capacity. Parking is available behind the gallery off of Baylor Ave, and street parking is also an option. Experience the beauty born from destruction and be mesmerized by Simon Berger's extraordinary talent. Admission is free, so don't miss out on this exceptional event.

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