Our Mission Is To Democratize Access To Art

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$59.6

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Pablo PICASSO

The Art Exchange

Immersion in the WeART Universe

ART, A STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN A CAPTIVE MARKET

Group purchase, also called collective purchase, consists of joining forces to acquire an asset and become co-owners. At WeART, a group jointly holds a work of art through a set of shares. These shares, materialized by ownership titles, are assets. These assets make it possible to invest efficiently to benefit from a work's appreciation over time.

THE HIGH-END ART MARKET IS LIQUID, DYNAMIC AND PERFORMING

Last quarter recorded a record with more than 120,000 works of art traded worldwide. According to Deloitte's 'Art and Finance' report, the art market today represents 3% of global GDP, reaching over $2.5 trillion. It is one of the fastest-growing sectors and experts expect the art sector to increase by 40% by 2030. Between 1997 and 2017, the international art market grew by 456%.

Premium Art

Reference in Stability and Reliability

HOW to PROFit FROM the ART MARKET?

WeART organizes the division, then the quotation of Parts of works of Art. The "Cost" is a concept inherited from the Middle Ages which, universally, has placed itself at the heart of painting acquisitions. The cost serves as a reference for the estimation of works and conditions their transaction values. to this end, it is essential that the cost be as fair, clear and transparent as possible. Stock market processes, articulated around the confrontation of supply and demand, make it possible to mathematically define the Parts Cost of the work and the value offered opposite.

WHY IS FRACTIONAL INVESTMENT BECOMING MORE COMMON?

The premium art market has withstood all the crises that have followed one another. The value of top-tier contemporary art has exceeded the benchmark stock market index, the S&P 500, by 180% between 2000 and 2018, with a contemporary art price index, achieving growth of 450% in 15 years. with an average return of 11%, premium contemporary art has not only performed better overall than stock market investments, but has also outperformed traditional safe havens, such as real estate and gold, by 8.9% and 7.2% respectively in recent years. This is why the exclusive art market, which is particularly secure, is now attracting more and more capital. Beyond individuals and professionals, institutions: banks and investment funds are turning to the art market.