CREATIVE
startup
SHELL
PROJECT
2022—2023
ABOUT
US

CREATIVE SHELL: An international donation standard for preservation of cultural heritage.

ABOUT

Creative Shell is creating a mobile app that allows people to donate to cultural heritage sites on the go, simply and transparently.

· Users collect digital cultural artefacts, discover novel travel destinations, or explore the wonders of the world in a metaverse in exchange for their donation.

· Cultural institutions get much-needed financial support for the heritage they manage and protect, while reducing their carbon footprint or dependency on government support.

· Industry professionals have a structured digital library for research and education.

Preserve history with a tap!

Creative Shell is an international team with an extraordinary set of skills and expertise, built over two decades, spanning across culture, education, venture, technology, and urban development. We have been a pioneer in multimedia and digital twins in culture tech since 2004.

We tap into a network of professionals in 20+ industries around the world, be that 500 Fortune execs or CERN researchers, internationally acclaimed auction houses, museums and Biennales, World Bank or UNESCO professionals, fintech, blockchain, robotics or metaverse innovators, educational policy-makers and more.

SYRIA
MARRAKECH,
Morocco

PARIS, France
Notre Dame de Paris, Cathédrale Notre Dame
UN World Heritage

fire / incendio
2019

Paris,
France
Medieval Quarter - Medina,
UN World Heritage

earthquake / terremoto
2023

Marrakech,
Morocco
@Mosa ab Elshamy / AP / Scanpix / LETA
Typical Panelka

Bombing / Bombardeo
2013

Aleppo, Syria
disappeared cultural heritage sites
TIMBUKTU, Mali
CANADA
GAZIANTEP, Turkey
Gaziantep Castle | Gaziantep Kalesi

earthquake / terremoto
2023

Gaziantep, Turkey
Pablo Picasso "The Artist"

plane crash / accidente aéreo
1998

Canada
15 mausoleums
Timbuktu, Mali |
UN World Heritage

Destroyed by Islamists of Mali during the occupation of the city | Destruido por los islamistas de Mali durante la ocupación de la ciudad
2012-2015

Timbuktu, Mali
© UNESCO
“Fifteen of Timbuktu’s mausoleums were destroyed, including nine that are part of the World Heritage sites. We estimate that about 4,200 manuscripts from the Ahmed Baba research centre were burned, and that another 300,000 in the Timbuktu region are vulnerable to illicit trafficking.” said Lazare Eloundou-Assomo from UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre
Timbuktu © UNESCO | F. Bandarin
We are looking for art partners (museums, collectors, galleries) and looking to expand their digital presence or to learn more about digital twins in arts for their collections, for fintech partners working with donations, and for grant professionals that work with cultural heritage. If you resonate with our mission, reach out to explore.
TO
PARTNERS
MEET
THE TEAM
Independent curator, entrepreneur, producer and educator. More than 20 years in culture & contemporary art, including working with museums, cultural development strategies, marketing in culture, art collection management for HNWIs and family offices, educational methodologies for locations, museums and cities, education for universities. Specializations: Cultural management, B2G/B2B/B2C, Art Curation, Art/Culture Tech, Multimedia, Production.
20 years in the venture ecosystem as a founder, operator and investor, 15 years in technologies, creative industries and territorial development. Specializations: venture investments, talent acquisition and development, building early-stage startups, cultural & territory management, edtech, arts and culture tech and AI/ML/Big Data.
More than 15 years of experience in creative and organizational work in creative industries, design and arts, operational management, and business development. Specialist in design, operations, business development, communications with partners, public and private sectors, media.
Made designs spaces and layouts for temporary or permanent events of an exhibition nature: exhibitions, museums, art installations, fairs, stands, shops, shop windows, virtual spaces.