Sculptor Arson

The contemporary art world is a global financial haven. Numerous sales of sculptures, both established and emerging, in physical and virtual exhibitions, and at auctions facilitate the sale of art. Many artists—emerging, young, painters, sculptors, street artists, and modern artists, whether known or unknown, represented or not—need a platform. Exhibiting with galleries for whom artistic creation is a genuine passion, and showcasing artists they believe in, is a significant opportunity for these contemporary artists.

To exhibit and sell, galleries offer group exhibitions, or sometimes showcase a single artist through targeted or themed exhibitions. In all types of exhibition spaces dedicated to sculpture, photography, Pop Art, or abstract art—in fact, in any new space, such as the Arts Factory—collectors from around the world, lovers of contemporary art, can put their investment skills to use.

...Not only in the traditional medium of bronze, but also in resin, stone, iron, and all metals. Bronze sculptures, being the most enduring, generally command higher prices, but artistic trends change, and today, a sign of the times, resin works by certain renowned sculptors sometimes fetch exorbitant prices, even if their long-term value is questionable. From gallery openings to contemporary art exhibitions, and in any contemporary art center or museum, the visuals of contemporary creation can ignite the passions of discerning collectors and lead them to purchase works by established sculptors, famous painters, or, even better, those destined for greatness: artists need to sell.

But before even thinking about the price of art, think about its value and all the beauty it represents, and what the world would be like without it.

First, to enjoy oneself by buying works of art, to support creation and artists, and to declare one's love for life.

So, whether it's bronze, resin, stone or iron, whatever the material of the sculpture, whatever the sculptor, whether known or emerging, buy art!