Never-seen-before highlights include celebrated African contemporary artist Amoako Boafo’s Maria Number 2, which explores and celebrates Black identity in his signature portrait style. Also taking centre stage is Daniel Arsham's Quartz Face, a unique piece that focuses on organic matter and petrification, placing a human face at the centre of this transformation. 

ARTCELS launched in early 2020 and became a pioneering asset-based tokenised art investment platform, using NFTs, blockchain technology and cryptography to ensure safe and secure investments.  It is also backed by its own revolutionary Swiss-based cryptocurrency - Artem Coin.  Its founders aimed to encourage and facilitate art investments in a younger and tech-savvy market by allowing them to own shares in blue-chip art portfolios, that may have otherwise been unobtainable to them. 

"ARTCELS has been a fascinating journey. Launching in 2020 with XXI and following in 2021 with Millennials, these previous portfolios combined unique and limited-edition artworks.  We have seen market trends change quite substantially since then and find ourselves now in a very different landscape with the culmination of this series, Masters, which now covets the rarity of originals over editions."

- ARTCELS co-founder Elio D'Anna