How to profit from art?
Art can be very beneficial. Unfortunately only high end art brings real profit which means only shark investors can enter the market. We present the opportunity to invest in small portions by chopping a large painting into small shares which allows the small investor to benefit and also brings liquidity to the scene. This ensures an easier sale at a later point.

What am I getting for my $5/month investment?
At the price of a sandwich per month we are providing a promissory contract to reserve a portion of the profit when the painting changes its owner. After a sale is made all our subscribers will receive a piece of the profit proportional to the slots they have reserved. A $5 per month subscription reserves one slot and You will receive the proportional amount when the sale of the painting occurs. If You decide to own two slots, You will pay $10 per month, and after the sale of the painting You will receive double the amount. You can reserve as many slots as You want, and profit proportionally from the sale of the painting. Our subscribers do not own a real piece of the painting, so we reserve the right to sell the painting to the highest bidder. What we promise is to pay a proportional profit to every active subscriber when we sell the painting. After a sale is made, You will collect Your profit but if the new owner decides to continue sharing the profit from the next sale, You will have the chance to participate in the next sale as well. The more subscribers we have the easier it will be to sell the painting, because the new owner will have the chance to continue the subscription plan, and lower his/her costs but also sharing his/her profit with the subscribers.

What is my investment?
One time fee of $42 is required for entering our subscription program. After that You decide how many slots You want to own. Owning one slot will make Your monthly subscription $5. If You decide to own 5 slots Your monthly subscription will be $25. When the painting finds its new owner we will transfer a proportional piece of the profit to our active subscribers for every slot they own

About the painting:
The painting is a huge 325cm by 200cm oil on canvas, made using italian oil paints and high grade UV laquer finishing to preserve the color for ages. Although it might look like an abstract art, it is in fact a painting of a real life object. It presents a microscopic image of an aminoacid which is one of the building blocks of life. Being a real life object makes it appear great to the eye because of the real life flow Fibonachi sequences naturaly incorporated into the canvas.

Who owns a slot?
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Tokyo National Museum, The Hermitage, The Louvre, Musei Vaticani, National Museum of China, Guggenheim Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Musee Orsay, The British Museum, The Smithsonian, Tate Modern, Rijksmuseum, Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Christie's, Sotheby's, And many more.
Even individuals like Angelina Jolie and Prince William own shares of the painting.