What Awaits Art Collections in the Hands of Gen Z?

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With Nick Walter – Founder & CEO, Vortic

Join host Gareth Fletcher and Nick Walter as they explore what’s next for digital art—beyond NFTs, beyond hype. This session dives into lessons learned from online platforms and where true innovation might lead us next.

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  • Format:

    Recorded live

  • Duration:

    60 minutes + Q&A

  • Originally aired:

    June 6, 2025

Nick Walter is the Founder and CEO of Vortic, a pioneering XR company transforming how art is experienced digitally. With over 15 years of guiding businesses from concept to scale-up, Nick has established himself as a leader at the intersection of art, culture and technology.


Under his leadership, Vortic has formed strategic partnerships with major galleries, museums and art fairs worldwide, successfully creating a hybrid exhibition model that enhances rather than replaces physical art experiences. Vortic's innovative technology has increased engagement by 300% for their clients and opened art to global audiences.


Nick has always been involved with disruptive technologies, including consulting on the development of the world's first smartwatch. Before Vortic, he led OnePulse from pre-revenue to a thriving market research platform with major brand clients, working with blue-chip companies including British Gas, Marks & Spencer, and Coca-Cola. He brings practical insights through his experience of balancing visionary innovation with strategic execution to disrupt established industries.

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What to Expect

  • Platform Evolution

    How digital platforms must evolve beyond static online viewing rooms to truly engage audiences.

  • Strategic Adaptation

    How galleries and institutions can rethink digital presence — not just replicating exhibitions, but creating new forms of interaction and value.

  • Future-Forward Collecting

    How collectors can identify meaningful digital experiences and investments beyond short-lived trends.