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Programme

During the two opening days of YouNique Boutique Fair of Arts, it will be possible to:

Purchase the objects and works of art on display

Meet the artists and watch their performances

 

THE YOUNIQUE 2025 PROGRAMME

IS BEING DEFINED

 

FRIDAY 28 MARCH
2.30 pm
Hall 31 – second floor

TALK: contemporary art as an investment

Globalization and the expansion of the art market have transformed works of art and collectibles into an increasingly sought-after asset class. Whether paintings, sculptures, luxury watches, vintage cars or fine wines, interest in investing in this sector is growing, both among private collectors and financial professionals.

This talk aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the art market, analyzing the main players, the latest trends and the most effective investment strategies for those who want to diversify their portfolio.

 

SATURDAY 29 MARCH
3.30 pm
Room 31 – second floor

TALK: Digital art and AI

AI: Ally or Enemy of Contemporary Art? A Dialogue between Creativity and Technology

Art has always been a reflection of the human soul. It is the result of a union between the artist’s intuition and the tools at his disposal. With the advent of generative artificial intelligence, this union is radically transformed, introducing a new variable into the creative process: the machine.

AI, with its ability to process enormous amounts of data and generate original content, offers artists an unprecedented set of tools. We can imagine it as a sort of digital muse, capable of suggesting new combinations, exploring stylistic territories never before explored and expanding the boundaries of our creativity. So if on the one hand we have a series of potentialities, what are the risks?

The introduction of AI into the artistic field raises a series of ethical and legal questions. Who is the author of a work generated by artificial intelligence? What are the copyrights? And, most importantly, how can we ensure that AI-created art retains intrinsic value and is not reduced to simple imitation?