Art: the unexpected chefs-d'oeuvre

In the unique and extraordinary history of the current past, Andy Warhol reclaimed the title of American artist with the most expensive lot at auction with this staggering $195 million result, achieved at a Christie’s New York sale this past May. The 1964 silkscreen painting Shot Sage Blue Marilyn unseated Jean-Michel Basquiat’s iconic skull painting Untitled (1982) and became the second-most expensive work ever to sell at auction.

Until October, the most Mike Winkelmann — the digital artist known as Beeple — had ever sold a print for was $100. Today, an NFT of his work sold for $69 million at Christie’s. The sale positions him “among the top three most valuable living artists,” according to the auction house. The record-smashing NFT sale comes after months of increasingly valuable auctions. In October, Winkelmann sold his first series of NFTs, with a pair going for $66,666.66 each. In December, he sold a series of works for $3.5 million total. And last month, one of the NFTs that originally sold for $66,666.66 was resold for $6.6 million.

Art is a form of thought.
It’s a way to understand “things” it’s a way to communicate “things” it’s a way to solidify “things.”

SCR Group is having access to sensational artists and can grant, to a restricted number of exclusive clients, admittance to extraordinary masterpieces which are allowing our partners not only the opportunity to extract value from collections, but also the privilege to access unexpected “SDC” chefs-d'oeuvre which are currently unavailable to the international market.