Two sisters. One creative house. An archive built from the very first marks on paper — growing into one of the most extraordinary collections of childhood imagination in the world.
Enter the collection
Forza Botello was not built to display art.
It was built to protect a moment in time that disappears too fast — the moment when a child picks up a crayon and, without hesitation, creates something the world has never seen before.
"Every drawing is a document. Every painting is evidence. Evidence that they existed here, that they felt this, that they imagined this — at exactly this age, in exactly this light."
The archive began before they could write their own names. It will exist long after their hands have moved on to other works. That is the intention. That has always been the intention.
7 years · Oil paint · Drawing · Crafts
"She feels intensely. She imagines without limits. She gives herself to what she creates with real dedication. Her sensitivity is not a vulnerability — it is her greatest strength."Enter Regina's house
4 years · Drawing · Crafts · Collage
"She observes before she acts. She insists until she achieves it. She does things on her own terms. There is independence and determination — and beneath it all, a joy that lights up everything she touches."Enter Rebeca's house
Most childhood artwork disappears. It is left on a kitchen table. It is stored in a box in a closet. It is eventually forgotten — not because it had no value, but because no one built a structure to hold it.
Forza Botello is that structure.
The full visionEvery work is archived with full provenance — date, age, medium, context. The collection grows as they grow.
Childhood art presented with the same dignity and care as any serious creative practice. Museum quality. Always.
The imagination of a child is not a rehearsal. It is the real thing. It deserves to be celebrated at full volume.
A documented creative legacy is a gift across generations. One day, their children will walk through this archive.
