EthanScott & ProArt
Hey Ethan, have you ever thought about using AR to let people experience a gallery in their living room? I think it could keep art authentic while opening up a whole new market. What do you think?
That’s a solid angle—AR can break the physical barrier, but we need to drill into the economics. The key questions are: can we deliver a friction‑less experience that justifies the price, and do we have a scalable licensing model that keeps the art authentic? Run a small pilot with a niche collector group, collect usage metrics, and you’ll see if the market justifies the rollout. If the data lines up, I’ll say, “let’s disrupt the gallery space.”
That sounds like a practical roadmap—pilot it, gather real usage data, and let the numbers guide us. I’ll focus on ensuring every piece we license stays true to its artist, so the authenticity isn’t compromised. Let’s get that collector group set up and start tracking metrics. If the numbers look solid, I’m ready to push the disruption.
Nice, keep it lean and data‑driven. Once the pilot proves traction, we’ll scale the licensing model and open the platform to a broader audience. Let me know when the collector group is ready, and we’ll start crunching the numbers.
Sounds good, I’ll assemble the collector group and set up the metrics framework. I’ll ping you as soon as we’re ready to roll the pilot. Keep your eyes on the numbers—let’s make sure every step is clean and authentic.
Great, I’ll keep the dashboards tight and the KPIs razor‑sharp. When you ping, we’ll hit the ground running. Let’s make sure the rollout is flawless and the data tells the story we’re aiming for.
Perfect, I’ll line up the collectors and get the data collection set up. I’ll ping you once everything’s in place so we can start the pilot. We’ll keep everything clean, authentic, and data‑driven. Let’s make it flawless.
Sounds solid—let me know when the collectors are on board and the metrics live, and we’ll launch the pilot. Keep the data clean and the authenticity tight, and we’ll hit it off.