Art Collector Jacobo Garcia on singularity and creativity, his art assessment approach, and cultural revisionism.
The Last Supper is a weekly podcast featuring artists, curators, collectors and gallerists in Asia. Available on Spotify, Apple podcast, Google podcast.
Art Collector Jacobo Garcia (left: Heri Dono, right: Julian Opie)
Ep.52 | In this episode of The Last Supper I sat down with Jacobo Garcia who talked passionately about many areas of art. We began our conversation discussing the relationship between singularity and creativity, how he applies his financial risk modelling to assessing art, what he has learnt from living in Asia, and finally why he does not want to live forever.
Art Collector Jacobo Garcia (Lou Brothers)
Home Sweet Home: In the Same Breath 6 RAW by Mak2
Jacobo Garcia Gil is an experienced investment banker with over 20 years of expertise in the field. In addition to his professional career, Mr. Garcia has also established a contemporary art collection, Divide By Zero, which features works by established and emerging artists from Asia and Europe. The collection is supported by a network of leading international gallerists, artists, and other art professionals, and its focus is on contemporary paintings that examine the current socio-cultural climate.
Mr. Garcia founded Divide By Zero Holdings Limited in Hong Kong in 2014, and currently serves as its director. In addition to his work with the collection, Mr. Garcia is also a docent and founding patron for the M+ Museum in Hong Kong. Through his involvement with Divide by Zero, Mr. Garcia is dedicated to supporting the growth and development of the contemporary art scene in Asia and beyond.
Website https://www.dividebyzero.art
Instagram @dividebyzerocollection
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