Art meets crypto:
Reinventing the art trade
Welcome to the world of EIGP Art Invest AG
Welcome to the world of EIGP Art Invest AG
EIGP Art Invest AG is a Swiss public limited company with a paid-up share capital of €12,000,000 (twelve million euros) and headquarters in Zug, whose business model combines art trading with NFTs, the cryptocurrency ECOREAL, and artificial intelligence. The company purchases works by promising international artists and finances the purchases with the well-known cryptocurrency ECOREAL. The works are curated by international experts; the company expects significant increases in value in both the short and long term.
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Liberated share capital
EIGP is a public limited company that specializes in trading carefully curated works of art - based on the cryptocurrency ECOREAL.
The company owns 293.5 million ECOREAL, which corresponds to over 82 million euros based on the daily rate on December 1, 2025.
This volume is available in full for the acquisition of works of art. If necessary for the business, the company can acquire additional ECOREAL.
ART IS OUR PASSION - AND WORKS OF ART HAVE LONG BEEN ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT OBJECTS. ON THE BASIS OF PROFESSIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS, WE ONLY BUY WORKS OF ART THAT WE ARE CONVINCED WILL INCREASE IN VALUE.
BODO LAUX
Chairman of the Board of Directors of EIGP Art Invest AG
Without exception, EIGP buys works by artists who have considerable potential to increase in value. Some of the selected artists are already established on the market, others are still unknown. They come primarily from European countries, but our network has a global approach. The history of the respective artist is also decisive for the selection.
The German artist Super*me, alias Thomas Wirth, has been a partner from the very beginning and is also a co-shareholder in EIGP. Super*me came to art in a roundabout way; in his mostly large-format works, he combines his childhood memories of Atari games with streetwear influences from California.
He works with a variety of materials and techniques and likes to play with 3D effects.
With her clear conceptual signature and contemporary materials, the millennial artist captures the spirit of our time—through objects, symbols, and cultural traces that define how we live, consume, and believe. She once dreamed of becoming a film director and fashion designer. Today, she combines both in her art: each year unfolds like a new film premiere or couture collection – conceptual, time-bound and created to be experienced, collected and remembered.
Entering her universe is like stepping onto a surreal "Yellow Brick Road" – where identities shift, layers of meaning overlap, and reality is staged. She explores mirror psychology, double standards, beauty, and distortion, creating works that deliberately polarize, are emotionally charged, and impossible to ignore.
Jorn van Hoorn (1982) began painting in 1999. Over the years, he evolved from an art student at Sint Lucas to a bronze sculptor. His mirror-polished bronze works have found their way into international galleries, private collections, and to a number of celebrities. He shares Art & Magic in New York, Dubai, Mykonos, Reims, and Aspen.
Jorn's work revolves around love, happiness, and their transience. A form begins to reveal itself from clay and Styrofoam. A form that can evoke a smile, a tear, or a dream. After casting, Jorn refines the matte bronze in his studio in Den Bosch, Netherlands. He uses welding equipment, grinding machines, and polishing discs until his sculptures reflect the world and themselves in a brilliant shine.
From a dull sketch to a shining dream. Created to shine for generations to come.
Michèle Casper's works deliberately counteract the pace of our thoughts and the constant stream of impressions. They invite us to put aside our inner to-do list for a moment and to recognize the essential in silence: the now.
She works with acrylic gradients on canvas, with resin in numerous layers and creates three-dimensional sculptures whose design itself absorbs the impulse of flow. Her works grow layer by layer, intuitively and sensitively - supported by a fine sense of nuance, materiality and rhythm. Her visual language is restrained, almost meditative - and for this very reason touching.
The renowned Canadian artist began his sporting career in freestyle skiing at the age of 16 and won six World Cups between 1979 and 1984. He also took part in many other high-ranking championships. In 1990, he moved to Lac-Beauport, where he still lives and works today.
Since his beginnings in painting, Pierre has been influenced by the works of Bengt Lindström (1925-2008), a powerful and wild painter who used vibrant colors. The creative influence of the great Swedish painter is reflected in Pierre's works.
Holger’s photography does not seek the horizon; instead, it frames the moment as a space of infinite potential. Shaped by an international career in executive leadership, this work servesas aradical invitation to immerse in a world that often moves faster than we can feel.
At its heart lies the art of unlearning control. By embracing the unknown rather than resisting it, the tension of uncertainty is transformed—becoming the very fuel that empowers us to act from a place of inner purpose.
EIGP HAS AN EXCELLENT PORTFOLIO OF ARTWORKS WITH HIGH POTENTIAL RETURNS. I LIKE TO INVEST IN COMPANIES LIKE EIGP WHOSE VISION INCLUDES GROWTH. EIGP FOCUSES ON CAREFULLY SELECTED ARTISTS WHOSE WORKS ARE LIKELY TO PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE ON THE ART MARKET. THE RESULTING INCREASES IN VALUE WOULD BENEFIT NOT ONLY THE ARTISTS THEMSELVES, BUT ALSO EIGP AND, CONSEQUENTLY, ITS SHAREHOLDERS.
JOACHIM LLAMBI
Trained banker and former stockbroker; presenter and juror of various television formats
