Conceptual artto live with.
A conceptual art fund that travels the world to acquire work, then places it with the companies and institutions that support the movement.
Vision 01 · Imagined room
Threshold Rotunda
AI-generated concept image · not part of the fund
Manifesto
A museum that doesn't wait for visitors. It goes where decisions are made.
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The idea is the work
In conceptual art the object is a door. What matters is the question it opens.
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The fund travels
We visit studios around the world, acquire work and bring it home to Ecuador with its full story.
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Art is for living with
The works stay out of storage. They spend their seasons inside the companies and institutions that sustain the movement.
Room 01 · Colombia chapter
Six artists. Six ideas.
Welcome to Room 01.
Works acquired on our first trip. Each one arrives with its maker, its studio and the question that made it necessary. Scroll to walk through.
The Daleki Art fund
A conceptual art fund that travels, acquires and shares.
We are rethinking how art circulates: instead of a building, a network of living galleries. Supporting the movement is cultural sponsorship, a certified cultural proposal that brings the work into the daily life of your organization.
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We travel
Every jurisdiction is a chapter. We visit workshops, art fairs and studios with a curator's eye.
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We acquire
Each work enters the fund with its provenance, its context and the voice of the person who made it.
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We care for it
Shipping, installation, condition reports and follow-up. The work is always looked after.
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The work moves in
Companies and institutions sustain the movement, and a work lives in their space for a season.
- works in the fund
- 6works in the fund
- artists
- 6artists
- open chapter
- 01open chapter
- possible rooms
- ∞possible rooms
The artists
They created the idea. We keep it moving.
Art on the move
Every trip opens a chapter.
The fund was born in Quito and grows by traveling the world. What we find comes back to Ecuador to live in its spaces.
- QuitoHome base
- BogotáChapter 01
- Panama CityScouting
- São PauloScouting
- Buenos AiresScouting
- IstanbulScouting
Blog
Notes from the studio.
Essay
Instructions for looking at a work that lives in your office
A piece of conceptual art written as a set of instructions. It takes two minutes to read and a whole season to carry out.
Dispatch
What fits in a suitcase
Notes from the fund's first trip. We came back from Colombia with works, and above all with a way of looking.
Essay
Glossary of a museum without a building
Seven words for understanding a conceptual art movement that doesn't fit inside a building.
Curatorial letter