Premium Quality
Timeless Materials
I choose materials designed to last, ensuring my artwork remains vibrant and unchanged for generations. From natural fibers to synthetic papers, every media is carefully selected for its long-lasting properties.
Whether you’re an art enthusiast or just looking for something special, I’m confident you’ll find it here.
Archival vs Lightfast vs museum
- Archival : Longevity + Durability + Chemical stability
- Lightfast : Resistant to fading and color change
- Museum-Quality : Archival + Lightfast +++
The Finishing Touches
- Valuable pieces are identified and signed by hand.
- Varnish: When you buy a collectible, you want to have something in your hands that is protected from the outside world. I use Liquitex archival varnishes for this work. They are of high quality, provide great resistance to light, UV and dust.
- Certificat of Authenticity: Valuable pieces are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. It’s like a report card for your artwork. It contains important information about your artwork, such as the date of creation, the name of the artwork, its unique identification number… This paper proves that the artwork is real and not fake. Keep it and give it to the next owner, it’s precious!
- Shipping: Every piece that leaves my studio is treated with the greatest care.
- Collectibles will be protected with glassine paper. A custom box will be created if needed.
Formats
- Painting/Drawing: A work made with traditional medium, often on paper or canvas, strestch or not.
- Origami: A sculpture made of folded paper.
- Mixed Media: Pieces that combine two or more materials into a single artwork.
- Giclée: Archival, museum‑quality inkjet prints that endure and increase in value over time.
- Art Print: Low‑cost inkjet reproductions sold for their beauty rather than as long‑term collectibles.
- Digital: Art delivered electronically (e.g., JPEG, PNG, or other digital file formats).
- Embroidery: Threaded works created with acid‑free yarns and fabrics.
Editions
- Original: One-of-a-kind works, they are truly unique. Created with high-quality supports and media, always favoring those that will stand the test of time.
- Limited: Of the highest archival and museum quality. They are made in limited editions, which means that once a limited edition is sold, no more of the same edition will be produced. They will increase in value over time.
- Open: Editions made on demand, with no quantity limits, at low prices.
Contact me if you have any further questions.