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- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Mixed media on Canvas
- Year
- 2025
- Size
- 91 x 91 cm
This painting is me admitting that I’ve lived in the space between growth and sorrow. That I can bloom and break at the same time. That I’ve felt fragile, small, hidden, but still, I remain. Still, I hold myself. Still, I rise again. When I look at this painting, I see myself. I see the way I fold into myself when the weight of life feels too much to carry out loud. I see how I’ve learned to hold myself together, even in silence, even when no one else knows what I’m holding inside. The flowers on the green fabric remind me of how I’ve always tried to bloom for others — to give beauty, comfort, and love, even when I was wilting on the inside. I wore my tenderness like a garden, but behind it, I was curled inwards, just trying to keep from breaking apart. There’s a small smile on the face, and it hurts me because I know that smile so well. It’s the one I give when I don’t want anyone to worry, when I’m falling apart, but I pretend I’m fine. It’s survival, not joy. The blue surrounding me in this piece feels like an ocean, the ocean I’ve drowned in silently, the one made of unspoken thoughts, heartbreaks, and quiet grief. And yet, even in this ocean, I am still here. Still breathing. Still carrying myself, even if it means holding on with everything I have left.
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About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic on Canvas
- Year
- 2024
- Size
- 100 x 130 cm
Digital print with hand-finished details (design elements or color highlights). Limited edition, digital reproduction by the Hong Art Museum on Giggle Canvas Signed and numbered by the artist. With certificate of authenticity. Signed and numbered. Limited edition of 2/10, scale 1:1, Gigleec technique on 100% cotton, 400 g canvas, description and artist’s signature on the reverse as shown in the photograph of work AC007L from 2004, created in Nuglar, Switzerland, exhibited at the Hong Art Museum in Chongqing, China, in 2023/2024. Handwritten description by the artist on the reverse, as shown in the attached photograph, with signature and certificate of authenticity. Title: Woman on the Terrace Code: AC007L Year: 2004, Switzerland Artist: Alessandro Cardamone Technique: Acrylic on canvas Style: Neo-Cubism / Contemporary Abstract Figuration ________________________________________ ormal Analysis Woman on the Terrace (ALECARD007L) represents a pivotal stage in Alessandro Cardamone’s pictorial research, situated between the lyrical introspection of his early 2000s works and the luminous openness of his later period. The composition is built upon a balanced geometric structure, dominated by intersecting diagonals and elegant curves. The female figure, portrayed in a moment of outdoor contemplation, is inscribed within a landscape constructed through planes and overlays of light, where every element seems to vibrate in silent harmony. The terrace — an intermediate space between interior and exterior — is rendered through a succession of chromatic planes: golden ochres, ultramarine blues, acidic greens, and pinkish tones that modulate depth and create a sense of visual expansion. The woman, though fragmented according to the logic of Neo-Cubism, retains a fluid and meditative presence: the curve of her body contrasts with the architectural rigidity of the background, generating a dynamic tension that becomes the poetic breath of the entire work. ________________________________________ Symbolism and Interpretation The work is a meditation on thresholds — the moment of transition between inner life and the external world. The “woman on the terrace” does not merely observe the landscape: she contemplates and interiorizes it, transforming it into a state of mind. The terrace, as a symbolic space, represents the boundary between the visible and the invisible, between the intimacy of consciousness and the openness toward infinity. The female body thus becomes a metaphor for harmony between humanity and nature, between thought and perception. The figure’s composed gesture suggests a condition of waiting and reflection, almost a suspended moment in time. Cardamone transforms an everyday vision into a mental scene, where the landscape becomes a projection of inner emotion and light takes on spiritual meaning. ________________________________________ Influences In Woman on the Terrace, one perceives the roots of Synthetic Cubism — particularly the legacy of Picasso and Gris — but reinterpreted through an intimately lyrical sensitivity. The geometric purity merges with a meditative dimension, partly drawn from Matisse’s influence, especially in the use of color as a vehicle of emotional balance. Echoes of Italian Metaphysical painting are present — in the suspension of time and the rarefied spatiality — as well as affinities with the contemplative calm of modern artists such as Paul Klee and Giorgio Morandi. Yet Cardamone’s voice remains distinct: his geometric construction is never cold or analytical, but suffused with humanity and introspection. ________________________________________ Critical Evaluation Woman on the Terrace marks a moment of maturity in Cardamone’s artistic vision. Here, the tension between structure and sentiment resolves into a harmonious balance, where each formal element contributes to an atmosphere of luminous stillness. Strengths: • Harmonious synthesis between figure and architectural space. • Use of color as an emotional and spiritual vehicle. • Ability to transform a quotidian scene into a universal experience. • Refined use of light as both constructive and symbolic element. Distinctive Elements: • More spacious and contemplative composition compared to earlier works. • Greater fusion between figure and environment, reflecting the artist’s mature pictorial language. • Diffused, transparent light that anticipates the works of the following decade. ________________________________________ Conclusion Woman on the Terrace (ALECARD007L) is one of the most representative works of Alessandro Cardamone’s phase of artistic consolidation. In it, the Neo-Cubist language attains a lyrical and spiritual dimension, uniting geometric construction with emotional depth. The female figure becomes a symbol of harmony between inner life and the world, between silence and openness, between thought and light. With this canvas, Cardamone reaffirms his ability to blend formal modernity with visual poetry, fully positioning himself within the European context of contemporary abstract figuration. ________________________________________ Curatorial Note Woman on the Terrace (ALECARD007L) belongs to the cycle dedicated to the female figure as a space of reflection and contemplation. Created in 2004 in Switzerland, it marks a key moment in the evolution of Cardamone’s Neo-Cubist language, bridging his analytical phase and his later, more lyrical and meditative period. An ideal work for exhibitions focused on the relationship between figure and landscape, and on painting as an inner experience, it is considered one of the most balanced and poetic achievements in Alessandro Cardamone’s production. ________________________________________ Exhibition Note This work, exhibited in several European countries, is part of the collection hosted by the Hong Art Museum in Chongqing, China, from November 2023 to March 2024.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- acrylic on canvas
- Year
- 2025
- Size
- 90 x 60 cm
The figure submerged in water is captured in a moment of concentration and movement. The composition relies on simplified forms and color contrasts that balance stillness and tension. Part of the "Sport" series, which explores movement, structure, and the human presence in space.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas and mixed media. Frame included
- Year
- 2024
- Size
- 90 x 120 cm
Life Is a Carnival is the first Mona Lisa I created and the foundational work of the entire series. It is the originating image from which subsequent paintings, objects, and reinterpretations emerged. In this piece, I use the mask as a symbol of the passage of time, shifting identity, and emotional protection. The vibrant background and expressive splashes create a constant tension between celebration and conflict, reflecting my view of the contemporary human experience. This work has been exhibited at Mondoir Gallery, Mavon Gallery, and at the ME Hotel by Meliá, and has not been offered for sale until now. Its entry into the market marks a pivotal moment in my artistic trajectory. It is a unique work of conceptual origin that defines the visual language of the series and represents an exceptional opportunity for collectors.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas and on real dollar bills
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 70 x 100 cm
orchestrating an intimate dialogue between the hallowed echoes of art history and the visceral, beating heart of contemporary creation. I have taken a timeless masterpiece and, with a touch of calculated rebellion, masked her vision with a strip of tape featuring the distinct imagery of currency, the eyes of the Mona Lisa are replaced by dollar bills to enhance her money vision, a direct reflection of the pursuit of predictable financial success. This act is a quiet, yet piercing, commentary on the weight we place on material value versus the soul of the creator. The backdrop, a textured and weathered brick wall, serves as a rugged stage that anchors this piece in the streets I walk daily. Standing alongside this classic figure is a whimsical, familiar character, brush and bucket in hand, caught in the act of reclaiming the narrative. My hand-painted declaration "Buy Art From Living Artists, the dead ones don’t need the money!" is whispered with urgency, a plea for the sanctity of the present. This work is more than paint on a surface, it is a vulnerable invitation to recognize that art is a living, breathing pulse. It stands as a testament to my own journey, bridging the reverence for the past with the restless, beautiful hustle of my own ambition. It is a reminder that the brilliance I create today is a testament to the life I am living, meant to be cherished, felt, and celebrated while the spirit is still bright and the ink is still wet!.
About this work
- Type
- Prints
- Medium
- Digital painting, printed on canvas
- Year
- 2022
- Size
- 80 x 100 cm
This piece is inspired by Iranian history and culture, capturing a form of love that once flowed through royal gatherings and mystical circles. Drawing from Shahdabazi in Persian Literature, it reflects a world where emotional, romantic, and social bonds among kings, nobles, and mystics took on distinctive and symbolic meanings. In royal feasts, beautiful young attendants were not merely servants—they represented elegance, refinement, and the grandeur of courtly life, often appearing as cherished companions within these intimate spaces. The painting is built on a rich and powerful palette: deep red as a symbol of authority, royal blue representing wealth and prestige, and emerald green embodying life and renewal. Together, these colors recreate the atmosphere of a magnificent era, where beauty was not only physical but also spiritual. More than a portrait of desire, this artwork touches on the mystical belief that earthly love could become a bridge toward divine love. The beloved rests on layers of silk fabrics, gazing outward with intensity and calm confidence—an expression of both personal presence and social status. The bed, adorned with intricate patterns and jewel-like details, completes the scene with a sense of opulence, intimacy, and timeless Iranian elegance.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil on Canvas
- Year
- 2025
- Size
- 60 x 90 cm
She speaks through stillness, and her silence shakes mountains. In a world that confuses noise with truth, the Silent Oracle embodies the final mastery — restraint. Her power lies in the presence endured. She holds the book without opening it, listens to the time without interrupting. Those who come near her feel the weight of unsaid knowledge — a calm more commanding than thunder. She is the discipline of power, the peace that terrifies the unready.
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The business case
Why CollectArt fits a serious art business
CollectArt combines an art-specific domain, a familiar .com address and matching social handles. Together, they give an art business a consistent name across its website and public channels.
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The subject is in the name.
CollectArt speaks directly to the activity at the centre of the art market: collecting art. The collect.art address reinforces that meaning with an art-specific extension.
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Two domains. One destination.
collect.art offers a distinctive primary address. collectart.com adds the familiar .com form of the same name. Holding both lets a business direct either address to one destination.
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Recognition across channels.
The @CollectArt handles on Instagram and X carry the same name as the domains. That consistency gives audiences fewer variations to remember when moving between a website and its social channels.
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Room for a serious business.
The name can support a gallery, marketplace, advisory practice, publication or collection platform. It identifies the field without fixing the business to one medium, artist or format.
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CollectArt holds two instincts at once: the authority of a destination and the energy of an open door. It can frame a marketplace, a collection, a publication, a studio, or something that does not have a category yet.
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About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Year
- 2025
- Size
- 110 x 150 cm
This contemporary oil painting brings together the visual richness of traditional carpet motifs with a playful and vibrant expression of love. The word “Love” appears three times across the composition, each in a distinct, fantastical color, creating a striking contrast against the traditional carpet inspired background. The work explores the meeting point between heritage and contemporary expression. The familiar language of the carpet is transformed through unexpected color, repetition, and expressive texture, creating a visual dialogue between the traditional and the modern. Rich layers of oil paint and pronounced surface texture add depth and dimension to the work, inviting the viewer to experience both its decorative beauty and its contemporary character.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 150 x 120 cm
This piece reinterprets an ancient myth: a maiden, seeking refuge in the abyss from a love unrequited, attains immortality at the cost of losing her human past forever. The canvas depicts the final moment of severance-her burning home stands as a symbol of no return, while the cold moon serves as a silent witness to her transformation. In this abyss, where the heavens merge with the tide, nothing remains but the hollow echo of loss and the profound melancholy frozen in her eyes.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Mixed media on canvas
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 100 x 200 cm
The Ritual captures an authentic fragment of urban folklore deeply rooted in everyday street life. The painting portrays two close friends from the neighborhood, completely absorbed in the precise act of rolling a joint. Within street culture, this is far more than a casual habit—it is a ritual, a shared daily practice that strengthens bonds and creates an atmosphere understood only by those who have lived within that environment. Technically, the work combines the raw energy of the street with my distinctive approach to dark surrealism. The faces of the two figures emerge from the folds of crumpled paper, gradually revealed from a deep velvet-black background through the careful orchestration of chiaroscuro. They are illuminated by an intense neon-green glow that amplifies the scene’s mysterious and intimate atmosphere. Above one of the figures, a miniature origami bird wearing a crown appears as a symbolic guardian of the neighborhood hierarchy. The Ritual resonates with the slow, heavy atmosphere of the city’s nocturnal corners, elevating an ordinary subcultural practice into a timeless reflection on ritual, belonging, and human connection.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 60 x 90 cm
In creating "Orchid Flower," I was inspired by the delicate strength and quiet elegance of orchids. These flowers have always fascinated me with their ability to thrive in unexpected places, embodying resilience and grace. I wanted to capture that essence on canvas, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the beauty in subtlety. The soft whites and gentle pinks of the petals are layered with care, each brushstroke a meditation on the fragility and strength intertwined within nature. The background's muted earthy tones provide a warm embrace, allowing the orchids to emerge with a serene presence. This composition is a dance between light and shadow, capturing the ephemeral beauty of a moment frozen in time. I hope that when you look at this piece, you feel a sense of calm and reflection. May it remind you of the quiet power found in nature and within ourselves, encouraging a moment of stillness and appreciation for the gentle strength that surrounds us.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Year
- 2025
- Size
- 30 x 40 cm
This painting was born from a deeply personal memory. During a glamping trip with my family, I experienced a rare and profound moment of peace—surrounded by nature, far from the noise and stress of everyday life. The sound of the wind in the trees, the reflection of greenery in still water, and the warmth of family laughter created a memory I wanted to hold onto forever. I painted this scene not only to capture the calmness of the landscape but to preserve the emotional intimacy of that day. The tent in the foreground represents the fragile yet comforting human presence in nature—a temporary home in the vastness of the world. The sky, though layered with clouds, is open and light, reflecting both the transience and the serenity of the moment. The texture on the canvas, inherited from a previous work underneath, became an unplanned but meaningful part of the final piece. Like memories layered over time, it adds depth and honesty to the painting. “Fleeting Moment” is a tribute to emotional stillness and shared love. It invites the viewer to pause, breathe, and remember their own moments of peace—brief, but powerful.
About this work
- Medium
- Picsart, Adobe Lightroom, Sketchbook
- Year
- 2023
- Size
- 6000 x 4838 px
The legend and myth in collaboration with her grandeur, Boma Dokubo and Alexander Ashimole
About this work
- Type
- Mixed Media
- Medium
- Paper
- Year
- 2025
- Size
- 36 x 48 in
This series is inspired by the traditional childhood games many Nigerians grew up with, games that are fading today. Tinko Tinko, Ten Ten, Suwe and others weren’t just play; they taught us friendship, confidence, and how to belong. These artworks revisit those memories to show how these simple games shaped our identity and connected us to our community. I want viewers to feel nostalgia, warmth, and the joy of shared childhood moments, and to remember the cultural value hidden in the games we once played.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil and acrylics
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 120 x 140 cm
A carefully rendered face is repeatedly covered, framed and interrupted by white planes, black gestures and architectural lines. Visibility becomes unstable: one eye meets the viewer while the other is almost erased. The work examines how identity is edited by expectation, memory and self-protection. What appears incomplete is not absent; it continues beneath the painted surface, resisting a single, finished reading.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Watercolor on cardboard
- Year
- 2024
- Size
- 45 x 35 cm
In creating this piece, I wanted to explore the delicate interplay between innocence and complexity. The young girl, with her face painted in vibrant red and blue, embodies a sense of wonder and melancholy. Her eyes tell a story of dreams and burdens, a world where imagination and reality intertwine. The red fish she cradles is a symbol of her inner thoughts, vibrant and alive, yet fragile. The paper boats floating around her represent the journeys she imagines, small vessels of hope navigating the vast seas of her mind. Above her, the branches with tiny fish reveal a crown of creativity, where ideas flourish and take flight. I chose watercolor for its fluidity and unpredictability, mirroring the emotions I wanted to capture. The dark, moody background contrasts with the bright elements, emphasizing the tension between light and shadow in her world. I hope viewers feel a connection to their own childhood dreams and the complexity of growing up. May this piece invite you to reflect on the beauty and challenges of navigating both inner and outer worlds. 45.35 cm without frame Mixed media Water color color pencil acrylic and
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil on panel canvas
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 41 x 51 cm
In creating this piece, I wanted to capture the joy and vibrancy that summer brings into my life. Living in a place where rain often dominates, the arrival of summer feels like a long-awaited embrace. The strawberries, bursting with color, symbolize the refreshing sweetness that contrasts so sharply with the dreariness of winter. Their vivid reds are a celebration of warmth and renewal. The interplay of light and shadow in the painting mirrors the crisp, clear sunlight that I cherish during these months. I chose to use bold, lively colors to evoke the sensation of sunlight dancing across a table, bringing everything to life. The lemons add a zesty brightness, enhancing the feeling of freshness and the promise of long, sunlit days. I hope that when you view this piece, you feel the same uplifting spirit that summer brings to me. It's a reminder of the simple pleasures that can transform our mood and environment, offering a slice of sunshine even on the cloudiest days.
About this work
- Type
- Mixed Media
- Medium
- Fuji Crystal DP II Ultra HD photo paper, glued to 3mm. Alu-Dibond and then covered with 2/3mm resin.
- Year
- 2024
- Size
- 80 x 80 cm
In this painting, I present a powerful abstract-geometric composition in which order and energy converge. The image consists of tightly defined planes, lines, and volumes layered on top of each other, as if you were looking at a technical structure or a modern cityscape in motion. The color scheme is bold and harmonious: warm yellow and red contrast with cool blue and turquoise, softened by neutral grays and metallic tones. These colors don't seem static, but flow along horizontal and vertical lines, as if energy were being channeled through pipes or rails. Lines and grids provide structure and precision, while round elements—small spheres and circles—make the whole more human and playful. They act as anchors in the composition, moments of calm within the dynamic. Subtle accents of light and shadow create depth and an almost three-dimensional, industrial feel. The painting exudes a sense of modern balance: technique versus emotion, control versus movement. It seems to convey that even in a tightly organized world, there is room for rhythm, warmth, and creativity. A work that feels both rational and poetic, inviting the viewer to discover new connections every time.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic on canvas
- Year
- 2022
- Size
- 35 x 48 in
Despite the circumstances there's always a light after the tunnel.🔥🌠 The figure is an expression of hope, love, peace and equity to the larger society and I know that the story around it will make more people around the world to be encouraged towards responsible art and culture .
About this work
- Type
- Mixed Media
- Medium
- Archival fine art print, individually hand-retouched with ink and metallic gold ink
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 140 x 106 cm
- Edition
- Edition of 25
Mata Hari is a limited edition of 25, measuring 140 × 106 cm. The image is based on an original hand-drawn work created using ink, marker and metallic ink. Each 2026 edition is individually hand-retouched by the artist after printing with ink and metallic gold ink, restoring the depth and reflective quality of the original metallic details. As every piece is finished by hand, subtle variations make each work individually finished within the edition. Each work is signed and numbered by the artist. Please allow up to three weeks for the hand-finishing process before dispatch.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil on linen canvas
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 92 x 73 cm
Korean Ladies is a quiet celebration of friendship, shared memories and the passage of time. Three women meet again, carrying with them the invisible threads of a shared past: childhood games, laughter, secrets, first loves, small heartaches and moments of forgiveness. Their lives have followed different paths, yet something remains unchanged. In one another, they recognize the faces of their youth and the intimacy of memories that belong to no one else. The painting speaks of friendship as a place that time can never entirely leave behind. . . . Artist's poetic text: . . . They shared the same childhood games, the same friends, the same schools. Partners in mischief, they sometimes plotted without anyone knowing. They still laugh about it. They confided in each other the stirrings of their first loves. They comforted one another through small heartaches and great sorrows. The tears dried long ago. They quarrelled, apologised, forgave. They did not follow the same paths. They drifted towards different tomorrows, before returning. They nurture secrets no one will ever know. When they meet again, they see the face of their youth once more. And they share what no one else can ever reach. Memories. . . .
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic on paper
- Year
- 2025
- Size
- 91.4 x 81.3 cm
Here is an abstract depiction of Banjaran Titiwangsa (Titiwangsa Mountain Range), the backbone of the Malaysian peninsula, in shapes and colours that raise the serenity of a living space.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Oil on canvas
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 50 x 70 cm
Pink and Violet Seascape captures the serene atmosphere of the sea bathed in soft violet and blush tones. The horizon dissolves gently into light, creating a sense of stillness and emotional depth. Subtle transitions between pink and purple hues evoke calmness, reflection, and quiet beauty. This seascape invites the viewer into a peaceful moment where color and silence merge into harmony.
About this work
- Type
- Work on paper
- Medium
- texture paint , acrylic, ink , bleach
- Year
- 2024
- Size
- 12 x 15 cm
Birds Eye View is a cluster of 48 small works that celebrate nature through close observation and repetition. Each bird becomes a fragment of a larger whole, revealing subtle details, textures, and variations often overlooked. Seen together, the works create a quiet rhythm, reflecting the richness of nature in its smallest details and the beauty found in multiplicity.
About this work
- Type
- Painting
- Medium
- Acrylic on Canvas
- Year
- 2026
- Size
- 12 x 18 in
This work continues my exploration of Oyo and my town "Fiditi" tribal heritage, shifting from spirituality and ancestral memory toward the theme of Disappearing Culture. Fading Marks of Belonging explores the quiet disappearance of cultural identity through the lens of Oyo and Fiditi heritage. In creating this piece, I intentionally softened the Abàjà marks, allowing them to fade gently into the skin a painterly decision reflecting how traditions gradually disappear rather than vanish at once. Hyperrealistic textures, subdued tones, and a calm side profile create a sense of stillness and reflection, while the banana earring symbolizes Fiditi, known as the “Home of Fruits” anchoring the portrait to place and cultural origin. Beyond aesthetics, the work speaks to cultural transition. With modernization, Christianity, Western medicine, and evolving beauty ideals, tribal marking has largely faded from contemporary life. What once signified identity, protection, and belonging now survives mostly in memory and in the faces of older generations. The faint marks become a metaphor for knowledge, rituals, and meanings slowly slipping from everyday consciousness. This portrait invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences of changing the traditions and stories time quietly reshapes or leaves behind. Even when visible symbols fade, the question of belonging remains, reminding us that culture is not only what we inherit, but what we choose to remember and carry forward.
03 / The opening
NOT A TEMPLATE
A STARTING POINT
What would you
put here?
01 A gallery without walls.
02 A sharper way to find art.
03 A living archive of the interesting.
The name leaves the answer open.
That is its power.
Buyer questions
Questions a buyer will ask.
Straight answers about what is included and what is not.
What is included in the CollectArt bundle?
The core bundle comprises the collect.art and collectart.com domains, plus the @CollectArt handles on Instagram and X. The existing CollectArt logo can also be included with the sale on request.
Why pair collect.art with collectart.com?
collect.art gives the name an art-specific address, while collectart.com provides its familiar .com counterpart. Holding both allows an art business to use one public identity across either domain.
Is CollectArt an existing art marketplace?
This offer is for the digital identity assets described on this page, not an operating art marketplace. The buyer can develop the name for their own art business.
Are the domains and social handles offered together?
CollectArt is offered as one coherent identity bundle comprising the two domains and the two social handles. Contact Mondoir to discuss the package and any acquisition proposal.
Is the CollectArt logo included?
The existing CollectArt logo is optional and can be included with the sale on request. The two domains and two social handles remain the core bundle.
Who is offering CollectArt, and how do I enquire?
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