NetJets has commissioned French abstract artist Silvère Jarrosson to create an exclusive art collection that will be displayed at the Art Basel shows in Basel, Paris and Miami Beach. This is the 23rd consecutive year that NetJets has partnered with Art Basel to highlight its commitment to the arts.

Born and raised in Paris, Jarrosson trained as a ballet dancer at the Opera National de Paris at only 10 years old but transitioned into abstract painting a decade ago. His background in ballet is seen throughout his works; he uses his whole body to make his art as he moves, or 'dances', with the canvas to create his signature acrylic pieces.

At only 31 years of age, Jarrosson's art is featured in the Villa Medici in Rome, the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar, the Lambert Collection in Avignon, the Crédit du Nord Collection, the Mobilier National and the Opera National de Paris.

Jarrosson's project for NetJets, entitled 'Inner Horizons', offers an insight into his world of poetic immersion, where his spectators become part of the creative inspiration for his shows and projects. His work will be featured in NetJets' exclusive area within the Collectors Lounge. Accessible only by NetJets owners, it will offer a secluded space for guests to enjoy hospitality throughout the show week of Art Basel in Basel. The show aims to merge external travel experiences made possible by NetJets with inner travel experiences created by Jarrosson's art.

Patrick Gallagher, president of sales, marketing and service, comments: "We are delighted with this partnership. We admire the synergy from the movement Silvère uses to create his art pieces. His beautiful artwork truly moves observers who watch him paint. Despite coming from different industries, we align in our passion to both create and capture exceptional experiences for others. As many of our owners are deeply interested in fine art, we believe this partnership will be both inspiring and exciting as Silvère's career continues to flourish."