Welcome to a new chapter in the ongoing story of the BK SIGG Collection. Curated for Artbridger, this exhibition, “Technically Collecting,” invites you to explore the evolving landscape of contemporary art through the discerning eye of Benjamin Kristoffer Sigg. This collection is not merely an archive; it is a living, breathing chronicle of artistic innovation, risk-taking, and cross-cultural dialogue. Here, collecting becomes an act of imagination—a bridge between tradition and the future, between the analog and the digital.

In “Technically Collecting,” we witness the BK SIGG Collection as a dynamic force—one that continually redefines what it means to collect in an era shaped by rapid technological change and global connectivity. Sigg’s journey began with a focus on Asian contemporary art, but this new chapter expands the collection’s horizons to embrace a diverse, international roster and new artistic mediums. Each work in the collection is a testament to curiosity and a willingness to embrace the unknown, reflecting the spirit of experimentation that defines our times.

This exhibition brings together a vibrant constellation of artists whose practices span continents and disciplines. Their works, whether painting, installation, or digital media, embody the collection’s ethos of curiosity and dialogue.

Each piece invites viewers to participate in a conversation that transcends borders, traditions, and expectations. For collectors and art lovers alike, this is a rare opportunity to experience—and technically collect—authenticated works from a collection that continues to shape the contemporary landscape.

Founded by Benjamin Kristoffer Sigg, the BK SIGG Collection is recognized for its forward-thinking approach to collecting. From its roots in Asian contemporary art to its current global scope, the collection is defined by its embrace of new mediums, cross-cultural dialogue, and a spirit of adventure. “Technically Collecting” marks a pivotal moment in the collection’s evolution—one that reflects both the challenges and possibilities of our digital, interconnected age.