Art Can Die Project: What if New Technologies Could Save Art?

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Would you like to buy a real piece of art? But do you know how to recognize a piece of art that is truly valuable? With Art Can Die, real art has never been more accessible to the general public. Discover a new way to invest in real art using the most secure and decentralized tool of the future: the blockchain.

The art market is huge. Its capitalization is estimated between 70 and 800 billion dollars. However, it is clear that the field is still in the hands of a small elite.

As Gaël Boven, co-founder of Art Can Die, pointed out in an interview for BFM Business, "art concerns us all." The project team is convinced that art plays a vital role in inspiring people and allows them to "feel human." This is why Art Can Die intends to break down the barriers that limit access to art.

The goal is to differentiate between what is really art and what is not and highlight the real talents to the general public. Art Can Die aims to uncover contemporary artists who will leave their mark on history, as did Warhol, Picasso, Mozart or Hitchcock.

Art Can Die is leading the way to a "more secure, transparent, free and democratized" art market, where better-funded artists produce work that benefits the entire community.

To achieve this, Art Can Die places itself at the crossroads between two worlds: art and new technologies. We find the blockchain at the heart of the latest technologies positioned to benefit art. Indeed, the blockchain allows the exchange of information between individuals in a decentralized, transparent and secure way, without the presence of intermediaries.

Art Can Die brings together a wide variety of contributors,