Demo · Fictional scenario

See Artmetria in action

How the platform connects looking, learning and responsible market context — shown on the real cockpit, with a fictional example.

Fictional user journey. Real Artmetria product interfaces. The screens are the actual cockpit; the collector, the artist and every figure below are an illustrative example — not advice, and not an evaluation of a real acquisition.

01 · Look

Start with your eye

Artmetria begins with the way you look — dramatic light, quiet interiors, visible brushwork, intimate scale, historical depth.

A short series of visual contrasts turns those impressions into a structured aesthetic profile.

Artmetria aesthetic-profile entry screen — ‘A first map of your eye’, a short series of visual contrasts.
Fictional demo · the aesthetic-profile entry

02 · Profile

Your aesthetic profile

“The Quiet Intensity profile.”

A reading of an eye drawn to controlled light, intimate scenes, tactile surfaces and compositions where silence carries weight — with the artists it reaches for.

It is not a fixed identity. It is a starting map for looking more precisely.

Cockpit aesthetic-profile page showing the ‘Quiet Intensity’ profile and the old-master artists it reaches for.
Fictional demo · a computed aesthetic profile

03 · Discover

From taste to directions

From the profile, Artmetria suggests exploratory directions — old-master resonance, modern intimacy, contemporary material depth — and the artists closest to your eye.

Recommendations are exploratory. They are not instructions to buy, sell or prioritise.

Cockpit Matches page: the closest artist matches drawn from the aesthetic profile.
Fictional demo · directions drawn from the profile

04 · Reading Room

Read an artwork closely

The Reading Room slows looking down: where does the eye enter, what does the light reveal or withhold, which historical references seem relevant, what would be needed before any market judgement.

The goal is not to close interpretation, but to open better questions.

Cockpit Reading Room: a structured, annotated reading of an artwork with confidence and what-to-look-at sections.
Fictional demo · a structured artwork reading

05 · Market context

Market context, held with care

Artmetria connects an aesthetic direction with cautious market context — auction visibility, liquidity, concentration, the depth of available data.

This is not a prediction. It is a structured way to read context.

Read strength 55.3Reliability 56.0Median hammer 449,100 $3 auction houses8 lots

Illustrative figures from the fictional example — not live Artmetria data.

Cockpit artist page: market context with read strength, read reliability, sample depth, auction footprint and median hammer price.
Fictional demo · artist-level market context

06 · Index

An index as a reading aid

The Index organises signals — activity, liquidity, price visibility, object quality, provenance, confidence and coverage — into one explainable reading.

A score is not a verdict. It is a reading aid.

Composite 194.8 ± 2.7Base 100 = 20081.4M analysed worksCoverage · solid

Illustrative figures from the fictional example. Base 100 = 2008 is Artmetria's real index convention.

Cockpit Artmetria Index: composite value 194.8 with a confidence band, weekly and yearly variation, and coverage.
Fictional demo · the composite index

The path

Look → Profile → Discover → Read → Contextualise

A way to move beyond passive browsing — connecting visual attention with structured, responsible art-market understanding.

Continue exploring

Artmetria is currently in beta. Subscriptions open in September 2026 — the platform is free to explore until then, and current members keep full access.