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Physical works paired with a digital edition of the same piece.
Phygital art
Create and Sell Phygital Art on Your Terms.
Sell the digital edition. Offer the physical work.
Create one listing that combines verified digital ownership with the right to claim a physical painting, print, photograph, sculpture, or object — under terms you define.
The phygital format
One work. A digital edition and a physical counterpart.
A phygital artwork connects a digital edition with a physical object. The collector purchases the digital work and can claim its physical counterpart according to the terms you set.
Featured work
Cast in bronze. Published as a digital edition.
L’ÉTOILE ÉMERGENTE by Waone Volodymyr Manzhos. Its digital edition is the same object in 3D, turned in the browser and entered in XR.
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What you control
Set the offer. Sell it. Fulfill it.
Made for visual creators
One format. Different forms of art.
How it works
From listing to physical delivery.
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Create the listing
Add the digital work, physical counterpart, price, and claim terms.
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The purchase is recorded
The collector receives a verifiable record of the purchase.
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You fulfill the claim
When the physical work is claimed, you arrange delivery under the agreed terms.
Set claim terms
What supports it
The platform behind the listing.
Case Studies
Turning Digital Works into Tangible Value
Phygital connects creators and collectors by combining digital ownership with an optional physical artwork, offering clear terms, transparent ownership, and a shared dual experience.
Kryvych
Turning Physical Paintings into Phygital Editions
Kryvych uses Digital Original to connect original paintings with digital ownership certificates. Collectors receive a premium digital companion tied to the artwork, creating a modern collectible format while preserving the value of the physical piece.
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Louis-Paul Caron
Phygital Collecting for Contemporary Fine Art
Louis-Paul Caron presents collectible works through a dedicated Digital Original portfolio, combining gallery-quality presentation with secure digital ownership. His collectors can acquire works in a seamless phygital model where digital authenticity meets physical art.
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Andriy Kalkov
The spiral, on canvas and on screen.
Andriy Kalkov is a Ukrainian artist who came to painting through graffiti and trained in monumental art in Lviv. Since 2009 he has developed Circulation, an abstract series built around the spiral and carried across acrylic on canvas, murals and digital graphics. He presents it from his own Digital Original storefront, on a domain he owns.
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Oleksandr Prytula
Sculpture, carried into digital.
Oleksandr Prytula is a Kyiv-based sculptor and graphic artist working in ceramic, plastic and hand-modelled 3D, at times combining traditional and digital media in a single work. His themes are connection, entropy and metamorphosis, and his pieces are held in private collections in Ukraine, the USA, France and the Netherlands.
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Egor Guschin
Memory, in multiple exposures.
Egor Guschin is a Kharkiv-born photographer working in analog double and multiple exposure, collage and hand-editing to rebuild fragments of memory and dream. Published in Vogue Ukraine and exhibited in Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv and at the Saatchi Gallery in London, he now presents his work from his own Digital Original storefront.
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ZOR
Colour as a frequency.
ZOR is an anonymous art project from Argentina exploring colour, movement and perception through layered gradients and pulsing geometry. The work moves between digital art and traditional design techniques, from digital prints to pieces in wood, and is presented from its own Digital Original storefront.
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TUASHO 360°
An art agency's catalogue in one storefront.
TUASHO is a Basel-based agency that has spent nine years in contemporary art sales, cultural consulting and project management. Its Digital Original storefront brings 133 works by its artists into one catalogue, including physical artworks with a digital extension.
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Terms and fulfillment
Clear terms for creators and collectors.
Both sides see the same conditions before anything is bought.
Frequently asked questions
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Phygital art connects a digital edition with a physical counterpart. A collector purchases the digital work and receives the right to claim the linked physical painting, print, photograph, sculpture, book, or object under the terms set by the artist.
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A creator can pair a digital edition with any physical work they can produce and fulfill, including an original painting, a signed or limited-edition print, a photograph, a photo book, a sculpture, a ceramic, or another object. The listing clearly states what the collector can claim and any relevant edition, delivery, or regional conditions.
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Create your Digital Original website, add the digital work and its physical counterpart, define the offer and claim terms, and publish the listing. The current plan, eligibility, and fee requirements should be confirmed on the pricing page.
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The listing should state the price, included components, edition details where relevant, claim period, delivery conditions, shipping costs, available destinations, and regional restrictions before purchase.
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Collectors complete payment using the methods available at checkout. The checkout and pricing page should remain the source of truth for supported payment methods, transaction fees, confirmation, and payout timing.
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The collector receives the digital and physical components described in the listing. Copyright and commercial reproduction rights do not transfer automatically; any license or transfer of additional rights must be stated explicitly in the listing or a separate agreement.
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After purchase, the collector follows the claim process and timeframe stated in the listing. The seller then arranges fulfillment according to the published delivery conditions and applicable terms.
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The seller is responsible for physical fulfillment unless the listing states otherwise. Shipping destinations, costs, timing, taxes, customs duties, and other local charges should be disclosed according to the applicable listing and legal terms.
Create your phygital work
Bring digital ownership and physical art together.
Create a phygital artwork, define the terms, and sell it directly from your professional website.
Create a phygital artwork
No code required. You define the terms and manage fulfillment.