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Mouli Cohen, world-renowned entrepreneur, is also an enthusiast of the high arts. He maintains the ideology that maintaining a successful business holds many similarities to enjoying works of art. Cohen, who has effectively maid almost three billion's worth of profit by investing in stocks and shares, has lent support to a number of artistic ventures and has consistently serves as a patron of the high arts in his mother country.
Personally, Cohen holds bias towards masterpieces and art masters from the 20th century. He marvels about how modern artists have managed to sustain a culture of iconic artistry without losing their own identities as creators. In his point of view, 20th century artists have capitalized and invested on one another's ideas and masterpieces in a very entrepreneurial way.
For Mouli Cohen, reputation and worth hold very little importance when he is choosing a piece of art for himself. He buys what he likes and what fits into his very entrepreneurial frame of mind. This technique has proven to be every effective for two reasons: First, he has fully enjoyed and appreciated every piece of art that he has purchased; and second, the value of every single artwork that he had bought managed to skyrocket over the years.
According to Cohen, his passion for classical and modern art did not come to him naturally. He acquired it during his mid-30s when he became good friends with the Russian National Orchestra. As of present time, Mouli Cohen owns different art pieces, each often valued at a high price, and he has consistently lent support to different artistic ventures.
