RE-INVENTING 
ART
 INVESTING

Welcome to the world of fractional art, where owning a piece of art is no longer a luxury reserved for the wealthy few. With fractional art, you can invest in high-end art without breaking the bank. This page will guide you through the concept of fractional art, how it works, and the benefits of investing in it.

What is Fractional Art?

Fractional art ownership, also known as fractional ownership or shared ownership, is the concept of dividing an artwork into several pieces, or “shares.” These shares can then be sold to multiple investors who each own a fraction of the artwork. Fractional ownership allows investors to own a small piece of a high-value artwork, without having to pay for the entire piece.

Art Selection and Acquisition 

We identify investment-grade artworks and divide them for broad investor participation. After showcasing in London for 3 months, we transfer the art to an insured warehouse for rental income or gallery display.

Our sourced art is from esteemed artists with a long history of producing valuable works, sought after by collectors and investors worldwide, making investing in their blue-chip art a stable, long-term strategy.


Access to High-Value Artwork:

Fractional ownership allows investors to own a fraction of high-value artwork that would otherwise be out of their financial reach.

By owning a share of the artwork, investors can experience the emotional and cultural benefits of owning artwork without the high cost.


For Example:

We have divided a Damien Hirst artwork, purchased for £100,000, into 200 fractions worth £500 each, each with a unique number.

You can buy as many fractions as you wish, but we can only sell 200. Your investment is fully backed by the physical asset.


Diversification:

Artwork has historically been a stable asset that has appreciated over time, providing investors with a diversification option.

Fractional ownership allows investors to diversify their portfolios by investing in art in addition to other traditional assets.


Liquidity:

Fractional art ownership, investors can buy and sell their shares of artwork easily, providing liquidity to an otherwise illiquid asset.

This flexibility allows investors to take advantage of market conditions and sell their shares when they need to without having to sell the entire artwork.

Low Barriers to Entry:

Fractional Ownership makes art investing accessible to a broader range of investors. 

It allows investors to start with a small amount of capital and gradually build up their art investment portfolio over time.

Entry can start from £1000.00 per fraction 

Professional Management:

We have a team of experts in place to help you at any point, from buying to selling. We take care of the artwork including maintenance, insurance, and storage.

This removes the burden of ownership from you the investor and ensures that the artwork is well-maintained and secure. 


Fractional art ownership offers investors a unique opportunity to invest in high-value artwork without having to pay the full cost of ownership.

It provides diversification, liquidity, and professional management of the artwork, making it an attractive investment option for those looking to diversify their portfolios.

With fractional art ownership, everyone can now own a piece of the art world.

Benefit from our experience

  • Global Network
  • In-house and independent sourcing
  • Advance insights
  • Physical Locations
  • Asset backed

Source and buy the art

We select top tier pieces of art from a number of sources.

Our team is connected to private and retail collections globally.  

Fraction the art to issue 

So you can get exposure without needing millions of pounds.

You buy the amount of share that you want to. 

Art goes into storage 

Art is stored in art warehouses , depending on location, in either London or Essex

Fully insured and valued every quarter, this is part of our service. 

Hold time and then sell

Each piece of art has a recommended hold time.

But you can sell your fractions before paintings are sold.