The Robledo-Palop Collection includes a diverse array of artworks from the 20th and 21st centuries, showcasing the personal choices and viewpoints of its founder. Comprising nearly one hundred artworks, the collection includes pieces by renowned artists such as Elena Asins, Antoni Tàpies, Equipo Crónica, Bryson Rand, Josep Renau, Julia Rooney, Zoe Walsh, Nelo Vinuesa, Selva Aparicio, and Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, among others.

For Robledo-Palop, art serves as an educational force, a means to convey timeless values of empathy, critical thinking, and cultural appreciation. This vision is evident in the collection's practice of lending artworks to museums and institutions worldwide. Notable long-term loans include Josep Renau’s Trópico to the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia (2016-2022) and a significant group of works by Elena Asins (1940-2015) to the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Alicante (MACA). These loans enrich public spaces and dialogues, fostering an environment where art is not only viewed but also integrated into everyday collective experiences.

Robledo-Palop’s personal and professional journeys are deeply intertwined. As an art historian, collector, and entrepreneur, his early exposure to a culture rich in artistic heritage ignited a passion for collecting, which evolved through his academic pursuits at prestigious institutions like the Universitat de València, Autonomous University of Madrid, and Yale University. He is the Founder and CEO of Zeit Contemporary Art, where he brings his expertise and deep appreciation for art into his professional life. He promotes art that transcends time and resonates with contemporary audiences. In his professional practice, Robledo-Palop advocates for art that mirrors the diversity of human experience, and guides his clients through the rewarding world of art collecting, cultural appreciation, and philanthropy.

Equipo Crónica. Guernica, 1971 (Detail). Image courtesy of the Robledo-Palop Collection, New York.