FAQ
Rebel Archive is a curation house, gallery and experimental studio working at the intersection of art, computation and physical making.
We search for digital works we find interesting that could survive beyond the screen, then work with artists to prepare selected pieces for physical release: museum-grade production, limited editions, provenance, authentication and global distribution; our methods tend to wander into science.
We work with a small number of artists whose practices engage seriously with artificial intelligence, code, data and other computational systems.
We are today focused soley on artists using Mid-Journey and will be opening up to external artists soon. Sign up to the DISPATCHES to stay updated.
The physical object matters.
Selected works are prepared at up to 24,000 × 24,000 pixels before production, adjusted for aspect ratios, providing substantial resolution for present and future formats.
Our editions are produced using archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle fine-art papers through Hahnemühle Certified Studios, designed to last generations. Paper that has been trusted by master printmakers for over 400 years. All production is handled exclusively through Hahnemühle Certified Studios.
Each print is then finished, authenticated and registered as part of the Rebel Archive system.
Each work is registered through the Rebel Triple-Layer Registry: an Ethereum Fingerprint recorded on-chain, a full-resolution Master Image stored on decentralized IPFS, and a hand-finished physical Certificate of Authenticity.
Anyone can use the Public Terminal to confirm that a work has entered the Rebel Archive.
Use the Private Terminal.
Your Certificate of Authenticity contains a unique Hologram Serial Number and COA Code. Together they allow the owner to verify the physical work against its Rebel Archive record.
An original Rebel should always be knowable.
All prints are limited editions. Structural scarcity, by design.
The number of editions is established when a work is released and is not subsequently expanded because a piece becomes successful.
The Certificate of Authenticity (COA) is the physical counterpart to the digital record.
Each COA is hand-finished with our kaiju brass embossed seal, struck from a custom-cut brass die into museum-grade paper.
It also carries a serialized Hanko hologram. Its matching twin is attached to the artwork, creating a physical pair sharing the same Hologram Serial Number.
The certificate also contains the work's COA Code, QR access to its digital record and an image identifying the artwork.
Eco-conscious museum-grade packaging from our Singapore studio and global tracked shipping are included. Each order requires 4–6 weeks for production and authentication before shipping — we quote conservatively and aim to deliver ahead of schedule. Full shipping details here.
Yes. We provide free worldwide shipping and full insurance. Read shipping policy here.
Visit The Rebel Collection for our most recent limited-editions.
Email us at support@rebelarchive.com