OUR COMMITMENTS
At Artpoint, we believe that art not only impacts the mind and emotions, but can also contribute to building a more sustainable future. Artists have always used their practices to critique, to raise awareness, to ignite important debates and imagine possible futures that inspire us to take action. Digital art is no exception. Even further, digital art can be a more environmentally friendly option than paintings or sculptures, as it avoids the logistics and transportation that contributes to so much of the art market’s carbon footprint. However, we also recognize that digital technology has its own set of challenges. That’s why, in partnership with BPI, we have implemented an ambitious action plan to reduce our carbon footprint.
Social impact
01.
support artists
Each exhibited artist receives income in the form of royalties. By working with Artpoint, you also contribute to supporting this new generation of artists.
02.
promote culture
Sharing culture with as many people as possible is a major social barrier, which is why we take art out of museums and introduce it into everyday spaces.
48%
less risk of falling into depression when we are in contact with art at least once a month
less risk of falling into depression when we are in contact with art at least once a month
58%
of employees who work in an office where art is displayed feel that their creativity is stimulated by the artworks
of employees who work in an office where art is displayed feel that their creativity is stimulated by the artworks
Our artists raise awareness
Supporting Female Artists
Over 24% of our artist roster is made up of women and non-binary artists, reflecting our dedication to gender equality in the arts.
Cultural Diversity
With more than 500 artists from 60 different nationalities, we celebrate cultural diversity and provide an open platform for all voices.
Curated Collections with Purpose
We curate collections focused on themes of diversity and inclusion, showcasing artworks that carry a strong and inspiring message.
Environmental impact
Did you know?
Traditional art
Transport is the leading source of carbon emissions in the art industry.
Digital Art
Zero transportation emissions when digital art is exhibited on existing screens.
1.4t
of CO2 are emitted when transporting artworks from Miami to Bâle by air freight for a temporary exhibition
of CO2 are emitted when transporting artworks from Miami to Bâle by air freight for a temporary exhibition
+2 years
This is equivalent to 2.4 years of continuous display on a large LED screen.
This is equivalent to 2.4 years of continuous display on a large LED screen.
Maximize the impact of your screens
We are aware that digital technology is not without its impact. That's why 80% of our exhibitions are displayed on existing screens. Our goal is to maximize the societal benefit of screens that already exist by putting them to better use.
YOUR SCREENS BECOME GENUINE ARTISTIC SHOWCASES
Artpoint commits
Our Carbon Footprint with BPI France
Caroline Zeller, Planet 7
Caroline Zeller, Planet 7
Our Assessment
At Artpoint, we undertook the BPI Diag Décarbon’action Program to establish a precise assessment of our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for 2023-2024. This diagnosis has been crucial in identifying our main energy consumption areas. It reveals that our carbon footprint is representative of the digital sector, which remains low compared to industry and transportation. With a footprint equivalent to the annual emissions of 10 French citizens, it is significantly lower than that of companies using traditional art mediums. This assessment helps us dispel misconceptions about the environmental impact of digital technology and guides us in our ecological transition while reinforcing our role in the fight against climate change.
Caroline Zeller, Planet 2B
Caroline Zeller, Planet 2B
Our Commitment
Building on this assessment, we have collaborated with BPI experts to define tailored actions aimed at reducing our emissions. Some initiatives are implemented operationally within Artpoint, while others focus on raising awareness among our artists and clients about the environmental challenges associated with creation tools and technological installations. We are committed to making digital art a key player in the ecological transition, leveraging its ability to convey powerful messages and adopting sustainable practices. Our goal is to create a future where art and ecology coexist harmoniously.
Our action plan
Management
- Development of a Good Practices Charter to guide our initiatives
- Achievement of EcoVadis Certification to validate our CSR commitment
Sourcing & Conception
- Monitoring Supplier Quality to ensure sustainable choices
- Conducting Audits of Artistic Practices to assess their ecological impact
- Obtaining the “Responsible Digital” Label to promote our digital responsibility
Leading by Example
- Drafting a detailed CSR Report outlining our progress and commitments
- Regularly updating Online Commitments to ensure transparency and accountability
Our eco-friendly working methods
Local and Certified Partners
We select local, certified partners based in France who are committed to responsible practices in sourcing materials, installing, and dismantling projects.
Screen Usage Recommendations
We optimize screen usage by programming them to turn off during off-peak hours and equipping them with motion sensors.
Responsible Usage
We focus on maximizing the versatility of our screens to ensure efficiency while minimizing environmental impact.
