Before you ask

How much is my piece?

Every piece is unique — so you're paying for the artwork, not just the canvas area. Prices are net; individual buyers in Poland pay +23% VAT on top, where applicable. Print only prices apply to either material above. Print + frame (stretched canvas, ready to hang) is currently available for the canvas option only — archival paper pieces ship flat and can be framed locally.

What sizes are available?

Pieces are offered in square format, from 40×40 cm up to 100×100 cm. Larger than 100×100 cm is quoted individually.

Sizes above refer to the visible artwork. Every canvas is printed with an extra 5 cm margin on each side, so it can be stretched onto a frame (gallery wrap) without losing any of the image. Archival paper pieces are printed at the exact listed size, since they're framed flat rather than stretched — see Printing & framing below.

What makes a piece unique?

Every piece is generated from a unique seed — a mathematical starting point that defines the composition. The engine generates the form; a curator selects and approves the specific realization for sale. A sold piece is a 1/1 edition.

Purchased pieces come with a certificate of authenticity noting the reference number, engine version, and the piece's exhibition history.

How are pieces printed?

Pieces are printed using pigment giclée printing, in your choice of two archival materials: 100% cotton canvas, 400 gsm (stretched or shipped flat), or Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique, 210 gsm — a museum-grade cotton Fine Art paper for framing behind glass. Both are fade-resistant materials used for museum-grade art reproduction.

Every canvas is printed larger than its listed size — a 5 cm wrap margin is added on every side. This margin lets the canvas be pulled around a wooden stretcher frame and stapled to the back (gallery wrap), so the full image stays visible with nothing cropped off the edge. If you're framing behind glass instead of stretching, the margin simply gets trimmed or covered by the frame's rebate.

Pieces are sold unframed by default, shipped rolled in a tube — this is the Print only price. If you'd like it stretched onto a frame and ready to hang, choose the Print + frame price shown above; the total already includes the framing, sized to match your piece. Framed pieces are only available within Poland, since international shipping for an already-stretched piece can be very high — contact us if you're ordering framed from abroad.

How does delivery work?

Unframed pieces travel safely rolled inside a rigid shipping tube — the standard approach in fine art printing, minimizing transit damage risk.

Can I order the same piece again, in a different size?

No. Once a seed is sold, it's marked sold and is never reprinted or relisted — regardless of how much time passes or what size is requested. This is the foundation of our 1/1 edition system: when you buy a piece, you're buying the only copy of that composition that exists, or ever will.

If you want something in a similar spirit — a different colour variant within the same tradition, or an entirely new composition — we can discuss commissioning a new, unique piece. That will be a different seed, though, and therefore a distinct work with its own 1/1 edition.

What if something's wrong with my order?

Because every piece is a unique, already-completed 1/1 work that you see in full before buying, we don't offer returns for change of mind. We do accept complaints for transport damage, a genuine production error, or a piece that doesn't match what you purchased — filed within 7 days of receiving your order.

Full policy, including how complaints are resolved and what's excluded (like monitor colour differences), is here:

For the full terms governing purchases, see our Terms & Conditions.

Are two pieces ever the same?

No two purchased pieces are ever identical. Every piece is Edition 1/1 — sold once, then permanently marked sold and never reprinted. Some pieces do share a seed with sibling colour variants: the same underlying mathematical structure, rendered in a different palette. But each individual piece — this exact seed and this exact palette — exists exactly once. You're never buying a duplicate of something already sold; you're buying one specific, unrepeatable realization.

Is this AI?

No. Every piece is generated by a deterministic mathematical formula, not a neural network — there is no prompt and no training data involved. Running the same seed through the same engine version always produces exactly the same result, which is not true of AI image generators. Every piece's seed and engine version are recorded and verifiable, so the claim isn't something you have to take on faith.