I also encountered personally Mr. Jean Blancheart who gave me the honor of signing the piece "Bravo Pueblo" and pose with it for a photo, yet, giving me one of the biggest public and art critique validation and support for the Venezuelan freedom cause. Furthermore, a few weeks afterwards, Jean made a post where he talked about the show and featured just two pieces; one of them being the piece "Bee Force" that was along the other pieces in the " latti" show exposition. The piece "Bee Force" has a relation to all the other #BirdsOfPrey series and it was unique and made only for this exposition. I gave it to Armando de Nunzio and Miriam de Francesco as a token of appreciation and brotherhood for their investment in developing artistic & cultural dynamics in their territory.

I'm adding to this article a tweet where the moment Mr. Jean Blancheart presented and talked about my piece at the event and a whole lot of pictures of the event and stuff that happened around the work. The show and the gallery was supposed to be a onetime thing but the success of the exposition motivated the group of artists that participated in the "6 Latti" venue at the Galleria e26 launched the idea to become a collective of artists with the objective to make more expositions and work together "like bees". I will help and collaborate with Armando, Miriam and all the wonderful artists I meet there with the same pleasure I painted and experienced what this piece brought.