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They Used to Yell at Him on Public Transport, Now He Paints Paintings for Hundreds of Thousands. How an Autistic Person Created a Unique Brand and How Those Who Were Not Believed Are Conquering the World
The neighborhood wrote them off because of their mental handicap, their families had no idea what was hidden in them. They now exhibit in Wimbledon and Paris, and their paintings are in high demand at auctions. "This is not art therapy, where works are bought for charitable reasons. Our people are finished artists," says the head of the "raw art" studio.
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The neighborhood wrote them off because of their mental handicap, their families had no idea what was hidden in them. They now exhibit in Wimbledon and Paris, and their paintings are in high demand at auctions. "This is not art therapy, where works are bought for charitable reasons. Our people are finished artists," says the head of the "raw art" studio.