The problem
Talent and demand both exist. The map that would let them meet is missing.
The European art market sits in a handful of western hubs. Most galleries still send their works as a PDF and wait, learning nothing.
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Principles
Three commitments we intend to be held to, by partners and by a research collaborator.
Private
01
A link, not a listing. Your collector stays yours.
- The gallery owns its client and its data
- We take no commission
- Aggregation is opt in, per partner
- Retention is bounded and stated
Consented
02
Signals in aggregate, never sold as profiles. Built for European rules from the first line of code.
- Consent at the point of looking
- Granular and withdrawable
- Individual profiles never leave the organisation
- EU hosting, impact assessment kept live
the present
the present ·
the present ·
the present ·
Nobody measures the present
Design is more than aesthetics. It sharpens positioning, increases perceived value, and drives measurable results.
Artnet records prices already paid
Beyond responsive design. Our Fluid Scaling Systems keep interfaces consistent across every screen size while maintaining performance and clean code.
Articker maps press already written
Auction records, press indices and career models are each genuinely useful, and each takes as input something that has already happened. Emerging artists are largely absent from all of them.
Every art data company faces backwards
There is no account of how collectors look at emerging work right now, before a price exists to be recorded. The Cube sits exactly there.
where we are
where we are
where we are
at the beginning
at the beginning
at the beginning
We are at the beginning, and we are choosing who begins with us. We are preparing a Creative Europe application and inviting a small circle of organisations across Europe to shape it with us.
3
organisations from three
countries, to start
5
countries as the
partnership matures
2027
the Creative Europe
round we prepare for
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link opens the room,
on any device