Art Fractionalization is the process of dividing artworks into shares or fractions that investors can purchase. Art Fractionalization allows investors to diversify their art portfolios, as they can invest in multiple artworks with modest amounts of capital commitments to each. 

Art Fractionalization, also technically known as securitization, is not a new concept. Art investment funds have existed for decades. However, with the emergence of new technologies and platforms, art fractionalization has gained popularity in recent years. 

Fractional participation lowers the entry barrier for art investors and increases the possibilities of managing liquidity and diversification. It also creates new opportunities for artists and collectors, as they can potentially reach a wider buyer pool to monetize their artworks. In summary, the fractionalization of art can be an innovative way to diversify art investment, allowing a broader range of investors to participate in the art market.