Concept Art House

Since mid-2021, the firm has focused entirely on creating NFTs and metaverse assets. It produces digital collectibles for major IP holders like the UFC and the International Olympics Committee and has co-developed projects on blockchain ecosystems including Flow, backed by strategic investors Dapper Labs and Animoca Brands.

Founder James Zhang leads the firm's vision and industry relationships. Chairman Matthew Le Merle shapes its strategic positioning; he concurrently serves as Managing Partner of Keiretsu Capital, the co-investment fund for the world's largest angel network, and is a former McKinsey and Gap executive.

The firm operates as an art studio and NFT producer, not a game developer. It creates character designs, 2D and 3D assets, animation, and VFX for gaming and entertainment partners, and now applies that pipeline to launching branded NFT collections for clients like Gucci and the NFL.

Its pipeline relies on a 16-year track record with top game publishers — including Activision Blizzard, Tencent, and Electronic Arts — and direct relationships with Web3 infrastructure partners. The firm's chairman connects it to the Keiretsu angel network, while its brand name attracts IP holders seeking a credible entry point into NFTs.

No. Concept Art House is a privately held digital art studio and NFT producer backed by strategic investors such as Animoca Brands, Dapper Labs, and Gala Games. It does not disclose activity as a family office or private investment vehicle.

Multiple public records list Concept Labs as an associated entity sharing office locations with Concept Art House. Jake Fishman serves as Director of Business Operations for both names. No separate corporate structure or distinct business activity for Concept Labs has been publicly disclosed.

The firm has not publicly disclosed a co-investment vehicle or fund structure. Its publicly known relationships with Dapper Labs, Animoca Brands, and Gala Games are described as strategic partnerships and investments into Concept Art House itself, not shared deal-by-deal co-investment activity.