Funds for Blue-Chip Art as Store of Value

Pole position

The returns offered by the top 50 artists exceed 4 out of the 5 most popular assets such as private capital, venture capital, real estate, and private debt in both Europe and North America.

Why is the ‘blue-chip’ art market growing?

Investing in ‘blue-chip’ artists is growing largely due to the increase in the number of wealthy individuals, which in the US increased by 243% between 2008 and 2019 according to data from Cap Gemini, and is comparable to the sustained growth of the Artprice index of the top 50 world artists. The population expansion of the Asian market and its emerging countries suggest that growth will continue at the top of the wealth pyramid.

Access the most liquid art

The art of ‘blue-chip’ artists is the most demanded and the highest quality in the world. So, it’s the most liquid in the market.

Overall, the art market since 2000 has remained constant while the highest value, for more than $250,000 per blue-chip art piece, has stood out strongly and significantly outperformed the average.

Female empowerment

The growth in the value of women artists has exceeded men’s value by 2.5 times since 2012, based on the Sotheby’s Mei Moses index, which measures the evolution of prices in the repetitive sales of the same work of art.

159% Revaluation

Funds also invest in those artists in their last phase of life: out of the 36 artists who died between 2000 and 2012 of the world’s top 500, their works obtained an average revaluation of 159% after their death.

Regulated firm

We manage art funds for accredited investors under the supervision of a European regulator similar to venture capital funds.

Commitment to sustainability

Using low CO2 emission logistics, reusable materials of transportation, and moving artworks only when necessary through pre-established art road channels thanks to our logistic partners.

Social engagement

Funds dedicate 0.3% of their investment to disabled artists through specialized foundations to give visibility to the art of artists with functional disability, mental illness, or at risk of social exclusion.

Funds for accredited investors

The value of the art

Investing in art is a profitable and low-risk decision being among the three main areas of investment of UHNW people.