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Britt Boutros-Ghali, Portfolio (4 Paintings), 2023 - 2025
Asset value
121.300 âŹ
Issue price per Splint
50 âŹ
Total number of Splints
2.426
Investment horizon in years
2 to 4
Return-to-Risk Assessment
8/10
Since launch August â25
+0.0%
Main reasons to invest
Return Potentialđ: An investment of 500 EUR could reach an estimated value of 1,249 EUR in 4 years.
Cost-to-Return Ratioâïž: With just 3.3% annual total costs (July / August releases with no exit fees), your net profit could be 25.7% per year.
Growing Market Presence đ: Boutros-Ghaliâs global market visibility is accelerating. After years of underpricing, her works now align with international values. Recent solo show in Berlin, plus two upcoming exhibitions in London and Seoul, reflect growing demand and institutional validation. Strategic partnerships in Europe and Asia are fueling continued price appreciation and collector interest.
Description
Investment Thesis đ
1. Strong Return Opportunity Supported by Market Data
This offering targets a 2â4 year horizon with a projected CAGR of 25.7% in the balanced case and up to 35.3% in the optimistic scenario. These figures are backed by Britt Boutros-Ghaliâs strong historical performance, with 49.5% annual growth between 2021 and 2025. The investmentâs Sharpe ratio of 0.81 highlights its strong risk-adjusted profileâoutperforming traditional benchmarks like the SMI index.
2. Risk Profile and Volatility Benchmarking
Using comparable artist and index data, the standard deviation is estimated at 33.3%, suggesting moderate volatility. Value at Risk (VaR) modeling indicates a 75% probability that the assetâs value will exceed âŹ157,900 after four years. This provides meaningful downside protection, particularly when considering the growing institutional recognition and cross-market visibility of the artist.
3. Attractive Entry and Institutional Support
Priced at an average of âŹ26,750 per work, the acquisition closely matches size-adjusted gallery valuations, representing a fair and justified entry point. Each painting is unique and directly sourced from the artistâs studio. With solo exhibitions in cultural hubs like Berlin, London, and Seoul, and inclusion in global collections, the artistâs profile continues to riseâsupporting both appreciation potential and resale market depth.
1. Strong Return Opportunity Supported by Market Data
This offering targets a 2â4 year horizon with a projected CAGR of 25.7% in the balanced case and up to 35.3% in the optimistic scenario. These figures are backed by Britt Boutros-Ghaliâs strong historical performance, with 49.5% annual growth between 2021 and 2025. The investmentâs Sharpe ratio of 0.81 highlights its strong risk-adjusted profileâoutperforming traditional benchmarks like the SMI index.
2. Risk Profile and Volatility Benchmarking
Using comparable artist and index data, the standard deviation is estimated at 33.3%, suggesting moderate volatility. Value at Risk (VaR) modeling indicates a 75% probability that the assetâs value will exceed âŹ157,900 after four years. This provides meaningful downside protection, particularly when considering the growing institutional recognition and cross-market visibility of the artist.
3. Attractive Entry and Institutional Support
Priced at an average of âŹ26,750 per work, the acquisition closely matches size-adjusted gallery valuations, representing a fair and justified entry point. Each painting is unique and directly sourced from the artistâs studio. With solo exhibitions in cultural hubs like Berlin, London, and Seoul, and inclusion in global collections, the artistâs profile continues to riseâsupporting both appreciation potential and resale market depth.
Exit Options at Maturity đȘ
We will manage the exit strategy in collaboration with our expert M&A Arts on behalf of our investors, ensuring the best possible outcome based on market conditions at the time. Depending on the prevailing market situation, the paintings will be sold to a private collector or offered at an auction for contemporary art. An auction is considered if the price has developed to the point where the minimum bid matches the market value and there is high demand for works by the artist. Both options are carefully considered, and we will choose the one that maximizes the return for our investors.
We will manage the exit strategy in collaboration with our expert M&A Arts on behalf of our investors, ensuring the best possible outcome based on market conditions at the time. Depending on the prevailing market situation, the paintings will be sold to a private collector or offered at an auction for contemporary art. An auction is considered if the price has developed to the point where the minimum bid matches the market value and there is high demand for works by the artist. Both options are carefully considered, and we will choose the one that maximizes the return for our investors.
Why Invest in This Category? đš
For centuries, art was collected for its cultural, emotional, intellectual, political, and economic value. Investing in an emerging artist offers a mix of financial potential and personal satisfaction, making it an appealing option for both new and seasoned collectors.
For centuries, art was collected for its cultural, emotional, intellectual, political, and economic value. Investing in an emerging artist offers a mix of financial potential and personal satisfaction, making it an appealing option for both new and seasoned collectors.
Why Invest in This Asset? đ
Britt Boutros-Ghali is one of Egyptâs most celebrated contemporary artists and a world-class talent, following the tradition of abstract expressionist giants such as Helen Frankenthaler, Joan Mitchell, and Franz Kline.
Boutros-Ghali was born in 1937 in Svolvaer, in the Northern part of Norway, where the saturation of light in the summer was juxtaposed by the lack thereof in winter. She endured the harsh weather and daunting pressure of the Second World War. This emotional backdrop provided a fertile landscape for her bursting, colorful, and emotional work. Boutros-Ghali has spent the last five decades living and working in Egypt where she is an integral part of the country's artistic community.
Today, she divides her time between Cairo and Agami, maintaining studios in both locations. Her residence and studio in Agami, situated west of Alexandria along Egypt's northern coast, reflect her deep affection for the region. The artist compound is a living piece of art, infused with intricately crafted mosaics and murals. Local artists, collectors, and individuals with a taste for the unique frequently gather at her home, while art enthusiasts from around the world make the journey to meet her and acquire her work.
Boutros-Ghaliâs prolific career spans over six decades and includes both abstract and figurative works. Her paintings are charismatic and boldâexuberant celebrations of life, spirit, and dreamlike visions. She is widely regarded as one of the most important abstract painters in the Middle-East. She has built a truly impressive legacy, and the significance of her illustrious career has been recognized with three prestigious awards. In 1996, she received the St. Olav's Order, Norway's highest artistic honor, from King Haakon for her cultural and artistic contributions; a rare distinction also awarded to Edward Munch. In 2010, she was awarded the Slovak Presidential Order for Art and Culture. Yet, it is perhaps her 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award for Women in the Arts from the Egyptian government that resonates most deeply. A testament to her indelible impact on the artistic landscape of her adopted homeland, it serves as a fitting tribute to a lifetime devoted to creativity and expression.
Boutros-Ghaliâs work has garnered international acclaim. Since her debut exhibition in Paris in 1962, it has been exhibited worldwide, and her paintings are held in numerous private and public collections. The demand for her work is more fervent than ever. This year and next year all alone she will have three solo shows.
Selected Public Collections:
Boutros-Ghaliâs art, characterized by vibrant colors, abstract forms and large-scale energetic paintings, draws inspiration from Egypt's rich and exotic culture. Employing "action painting", her work embodies a sense of spontaneity and creativity. The physicality of her work is evident through her seasoned and competent use of materials â the subject and outcome are determined through methodical structure, yet spontaneous in the outcome, hence allowing for the nature of the materials and her use of them to unfold and tell their mysteries.
âI always start by putting all my colors around me. Then I just let things happen. I really donât have any idea of what Iâm going to do. Everything to start feels a little chaotic and then I slowly make order from the chaos and give it structure. Sometimes Iâm not even aware of what Iâm doing.ââBritt Boutros-Ghali
Britt Boutros-Ghali is one of Egyptâs most celebrated contemporary artists and a world-class talent, following the tradition of abstract expressionist giants such as Helen Frankenthaler, Joan Mitchell, and Franz Kline.
Boutros-Ghali was born in 1937 in Svolvaer, in the Northern part of Norway, where the saturation of light in the summer was juxtaposed by the lack thereof in winter. She endured the harsh weather and daunting pressure of the Second World War. This emotional backdrop provided a fertile landscape for her bursting, colorful, and emotional work. Boutros-Ghali has spent the last five decades living and working in Egypt where she is an integral part of the country's artistic community.
Today, she divides her time between Cairo and Agami, maintaining studios in both locations. Her residence and studio in Agami, situated west of Alexandria along Egypt's northern coast, reflect her deep affection for the region. The artist compound is a living piece of art, infused with intricately crafted mosaics and murals. Local artists, collectors, and individuals with a taste for the unique frequently gather at her home, while art enthusiasts from around the world make the journey to meet her and acquire her work.
Boutros-Ghaliâs prolific career spans over six decades and includes both abstract and figurative works. Her paintings are charismatic and boldâexuberant celebrations of life, spirit, and dreamlike visions. She is widely regarded as one of the most important abstract painters in the Middle-East. She has built a truly impressive legacy, and the significance of her illustrious career has been recognized with three prestigious awards. In 1996, she received the St. Olav's Order, Norway's highest artistic honor, from King Haakon for her cultural and artistic contributions; a rare distinction also awarded to Edward Munch. In 2010, she was awarded the Slovak Presidential Order for Art and Culture. Yet, it is perhaps her 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award for Women in the Arts from the Egyptian government that resonates most deeply. A testament to her indelible impact on the artistic landscape of her adopted homeland, it serves as a fitting tribute to a lifetime devoted to creativity and expression.
Boutros-Ghaliâs work has garnered international acclaim. Since her debut exhibition in Paris in 1962, it has been exhibited worldwide, and her paintings are held in numerous private and public collections. The demand for her work is more fervent than ever. This year and next year all alone she will have three solo shows.
Selected Public Collections:
- Coca Cola Collection
- Marwa Mansour Collection
- Mercedes Benz Collection
- Norsk Hydro Collection
- Museum of Modern and Contemporary Arab Art, Doha, Qatar
- Museum of Modern Art, Cairo, Egypt
- Queen Noor, Museum of Modern Art, Aman, Jordan
- Musée d'Art Contemporain, Marrakesh, Morocco
- Kunst og Industrimuseum, Trondheim, Norway
- SaltstrĂžmmen Art Center, Norway
- Hardanger and Voss Museum, Utne, Norway
- Galleri Nord Norge, Harstad, Norway
- Galeri Kvale Hammerfest, Norway
- Kranes Galeri, Tromso, Norway
- Galeri VesterÄlen, Sortland, Norway
- Paletten, Harstad, Norway
- Slovak National Museum, Bratislava, Slovakia
Selected Exhibitions:
- 2026: A solo show is scheduled with The Page Gallery in Seoul, South Korea
- 2025: An upcoming solo exhibition titled âLife in Colour: Britt Boutros-Ghaliâ is scheduled for October (1-20) at Varvara Roza Galleries, London, UK
- 2025: âThirty Six for Coralâ, A selling exhibition to raise funds for the protection of coral reefs, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France (Group Show)
- 2025: âBritt Boutros-Ghaliâ, Galerie Son, Berlin, Germany (Solo Show)
- 2024: âThe Collectorâs Eye XIâ, Ubuntu Art Gallery, Cairo, Egypt (Group Show)
- 2024: âForever Is Composed of Nowsâ, Janet Rady Fine Art, London, UK (Group Show)
Boutros-Ghaliâs art, characterized by vibrant colors, abstract forms and large-scale energetic paintings, draws inspiration from Egypt's rich and exotic culture. Employing "action painting", her work embodies a sense of spontaneity and creativity. The physicality of her work is evident through her seasoned and competent use of materials â the subject and outcome are determined through methodical structure, yet spontaneous in the outcome, hence allowing for the nature of the materials and her use of them to unfold and tell their mysteries.
âI always start by putting all my colors around me. Then I just let things happen. I really donât have any idea of what Iâm going to do. Everything to start feels a little chaotic and then I slowly make order from the chaos and give it structure. Sometimes Iâm not even aware of what Iâm doing.ââBritt Boutros-Ghali
Conclusion đŻ
Britt Boutros-Ghaliâs art offers an exceptional opportunity for collectors and investors alike. Her rich cultural legacy, vibrant style, and growing international acclaim position her works as both emotionally rewarding and financially promising. With her market on the rise and strong historical returns, this investment combines artistic brilliance with tangible potential for appreciation.
Britt Boutros-Ghaliâs art offers an exceptional opportunity for collectors and investors alike. Her rich cultural legacy, vibrant style, and growing international acclaim position her works as both emotionally rewarding and financially promising. With her market on the rise and strong historical returns, this investment combines artistic brilliance with tangible potential for appreciation.
Expert
M&A Arts SĂ rl
M&A Arts represents the leading edge in art and finance, spearheaded by Asher Edelman, the renowned investor and art collector. With an unparalleled experience and extensive relationships in the art world, M&A Arts offers deep knowledge and expertise in the financial aspects of the art market.
Additional details
Asset ID
fe9da32d-70af-4bd4-a899-de2cf930946d
Name
Untitled (No 68-023), Untitled (No 107-024), Untitled (No 16-025), Untitled (No 50-025)
Artist
Britt Boutros-Ghali
Publication year
2023, 2024, 2025, 2025
Size
212 x 176 cm, 190 x 135 cm, 200 x 150 cm, 200 x 150 cm
Number of editions
The four paintings are unique
Signature
Yes, the paintings are signed
Material
Acrylic on canvas for all paintings
