Ownership & Rights

Clarity is a courtesy. Here is what changes hands when you acquire a work from the eleven11artcore archive — in plain language, without the fog.

What you own

You acquire a numbered place in a strictly limited edition of one, three, or five — a personal, non-exclusive license to the high-resolution digital work — and, where you choose a physical format, full ownership of that acrylic panel, Dibond, or gallery poster. The edition number is yours, recorded in the archive, and transferable: if you sell or bequeath the work, its place in the edition goes with it. Collectors who wish may hold their edition on-chain as an NFT — the token certifies your place in the edition; the rights themselves are those described here and in our terms of sale.

What you may do

Display the work, privately and freely — your home, your office, your screens. Enjoy it, lend it to a guest room, hang it where it starts conversations or ends them.

What remains with the house

The intellectual property — the motif itself and the right to reproduce it — remains with eleven11artcore. No mass-market products, no merchandising, no third-party prints: this protects every collector, because the edition you hold stays exactly as rare as promised.

For institutional or commercial inquiries, speak to us directly. Everything unusual begins as a conversation.

The binding terms live in our terms of sale — this page is the plain-language summary, and the two are written to agree.