An article in Expansión by Rosario Fernández analyzes how the international art market is experiencing a period of transition after years of sustained growth. The economic slowdown has brought caution among collectors and auction houses, marking a change in the sector's cycle.
According to Elisa Hernando Calero , founder of the consulting firm Arte Global , "despite the decline in demand, there is a group of collectors who are taking advantage of the better prices to acquire works by established artists." The expert believes that this price correction will help "cleanse the market and drive away speculators who inflated the value of some pieces."
In this context, high-quality works and established names continue to attract buyers, while art reaffirms its role as a safe haven and tangible asset even in times of uncertainty.
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