The Grand Palais Ephémère welcomed 10,000 people to the NFT Paris show. Despite sales plummeting for a year, digital certificates, or NFT, still attract collectors and digital art enthusiasts.
“NFTs introduce the notion of ownership into a world that will become increasingly digital,” said Alexander Tsydenkov, organizer of the event.
But for the moment, the most often stated goal is to “create commitment” and a link with the visitor-consumer. The financial interest for collectors is almost nil, as the valuations linked to NFTs which had reached peaks in 2022 have collapsed in a few months, in the wake of the entire cryptocurrency sector. In fact, no price is displayed throughout the show.
Yes, now the NFT market and real art are still far away, but the process of rapprochement is underway. We are doing our part! Art Most launched sales of real original paintings for crypto! The client receives the delivery of the painting home and NFT at the same time!
Catherine Borodai
Cofounder Art Most, collector and investor
Catalogue Art Most
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Suhov Vyacheslav
Queen
45 x 57 cm
950 € -
Marino Marini
Three figures
35 x 25 cm
3,000 € -
Domashnikov Boris
Flowers. Lemons
105 x 124 cm
6,850 € -
Lipko Andrey
Wave
60 x 90 cm
2,050 € -
Gorenshtein Aleksandr
Four paintings. A series of “Happy old age”
140 x 140 cm
5,350 € -
Slava Tishin
OOP
100 x 80 cm
500 € -
Veselik Yuri
The girl on the chair
120 x 75 cm
3,250 € -
Filippov Yuriy
Favorite Sokol Mountain
44 x 60 cm
4,600 €