Session 7
A very interesting discussion, from mapping out intrinsic motivations visually and discussing how to do it without making apparent the magic of the DADA effect, to talking about how to bring the economy into the equation, what are the roles, rights, and responsibilities of collectors, and much more.
Take a look:
Sidebar:
Marko: I don’t like tickets :))
It’s like speaking of skateboarding… it’s open for everybody, but it’s not easy and not for everybody…
Lorenzo: I think a fair principle should be that any artwork, once produced, “should” belong to someone who is not the author. I mean, the author produces it for the others, then the “collectors” (which I don’t like the word) should be the ones which “adopt” the artwork. So the role of everyone is simply “host” in their “home” (in DADA) the artworks, publicly.
…and a comment left on our You Tube Channel:
This is a really interesting discussion. The concept of emotional analysis and support is out of this world, I love it. I came across DADA around a month ago and it mesmerized me although I still don’t fully understand how it works. In terms of value and how to structure collector’s ability to collect and how much they collect as a means to support the community, The thought of having a limited stack came to my mind. A collector can have let’s say a stack of 9 artworks. They can purchase more; however, they’ll automatically drop one of their existing artworks back to the market with 90% of its value in a first-in-first-out matter. For that dropped artwork, it can go through this process with other collectors losing 10% of its value two more times and then stabilizes on a 70% value. This should give first buyers the satisfaction of buying artworks first and keeping them as long as possible but the effort or challenge that would prevent them from everything would be the fact that they’d lose one of the artworks they once collected back to the market. Additionally, this will create a self-supporting ecosystem using the 30% from the secondary market. I hope this can be of the tiniest help. All the best :)
See you in two weeks!
