Editions
What you choose, what you receive and what it costs when you take home a digital work.
You choose the drawing
Tidewrite has twelve outputs. Each is an edition of one: pick the one you want to live with.
1/12 seed 3301
2/12 seed 1187
3/12 seed 5902
4/12 seed 2648
5/12 seed 7015
6/12 seed 4130
7/12 seed 4471
8/12 seed 6283
9/12 seed 952
10/12 seed 8817
11/12 seed 3769
12/12 seed 5544
Tidewrite by Mira Okon (sample). Ringed: 7/12, on the gallery wall. 5 of 12 still looking for a home.
How an edition works
A generative edition is not twelve copies of one picture. It is twelve different drawings from one program, and yours is the only one of its kind.
1
Choose an output
Look at the whole run, on the wall or here, and pick the drawing you want. Each one exists once.
2
We confirm it
The desk checks it is still free, holds it for you for seven days and sends an invoice.
3
It arrives
The screen file on a USB key with a signed certificate, or the plotter print, signed in pencil.
4
Hang it
We help you set up the screen or frame the print. The artist keeps the copyright.
Screen edition
File, certificate, licence to show it at home
From $390
Plotter print
Signed and numbered in pencil
From $220
Framing in oak
$120
Buying digital art: choose a work because you want to live with it. Prices of art can fall as well as rise, a digital edition can be hard to resell, and nothing on this site is investment or financial advice.
Example prices. Works are sold by the gallery for the artists; we do not resell works.
Before you buy
You buy from the gallery, for the artist. The price is the price of the work: there are no fees on top, and we do not take works back to sell again.
Buying digital art: choose a work because you want to live with it. Prices of art can fall as well as rise, a digital edition can be hard to resell, and nothing on this site is investment or financial advice.
Ask about an edition
Tell the desk which work and number you are looking at. We reply within two working days (sample).