Two founders.
A culture of discovery.
Every work is selected by our founders and curators, one piece at a time. Real context comes with it: the artist's own words where we have them, curator-verified context where we don't, their career moment, and what the work responds to culturally.
A Certificate of Authenticity ships with every piece. From a signed contemporary painting to a hand-glazed ceramic sculpture, each is verified in the way it demands before it reaches you.
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Ask about the work itself, or tell your advisor about the space or collection it's joining: the conversation goes as far as you want it to.
The collection today brings together seventeen named artists and nearly one hundred pieces across three regions, each one chosen individually by our founders and curators, never listed sight unseen.
Founded on firsthand conviction.
Artivanta was founded by Amine and Samar, who source every artwork through direct relationships built over years of travel across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, together with the curators they've built ties with. It is curation shaped by direct encounter with artists, curators, and the communities they belong to.
From the artist studios of Ubud, Bali to the centuries-old souk of Nizwa in Oman's historic interior, Amine built lasting friendships with collectors, gallerists, and artists in their own environments.
Europe and the Middle East are not adopted territories for Artivanta. They are Samar's home. Raised across Jeddah, Paris, Athens, Istanbul, and Beirut, she grew up moving between cultures, not visiting them.
"Every work in the collection is sourced through direct relationships, our own journey and the curators we've built ties with over years."
Where the collection lives.
Untitled, 2024, by Jean-Marc Nahas. Acrylic on canvas, a figure caught mid-activity in his signature rapid, sketch-like technique.
From Jean-Marc Nahas, whose work is held in The British Museum, the Sursock Museum, and the Banque Audi art collection, to the living voices shaping the region's contemporary scene today.
Head of a Women, 1975, by Michel & Andree Hirlet. Glazed ceramic, interlocking geometric form.
From Andrée (b. 1936) and Michel Hirlet (1936-2020), whose interlocking, puzzle-like glazed ceramic forms move between sculpture and function, to contemporary European voices working today.
Relation, 2022, by Palguna. Acrylic on canvas. "Humans, animals, and plants... a symbol of my social critique," Palguna says.
From Palguna, an ISI Yogyakarta-trained painter and two-time Philip Morris Art Award finalist with an international residency at Seoul's MMCA, to the living voices shaping the region's contemporary scene today.
Four unbreakable promises.
To the Artist
We honour your work, your story, and your culture with the visibility they deserve: seen and celebrated, not lost in a catalogue.
To the Curator
We see you as a storyteller and creative partner. Your vision shapes the narrative. Artivanta is a stage, not a platform.
To the Collector
Authenticity, transparency, and a curated experience. Every work ships with a Certificate of Authenticity.
To the Art Lover
Every piece has a story worth pausing for: the artist's own words where we have them, curator-verified context where we don't. Discover something new, often.
This is only the beginning of the journey. As new artists and new pieces join the collection in the months ahead, every work will continue to be chosen with the same care as it is today.
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