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Museum-grade Lambda prints, face-mounted under premium acrylic glass — ready to hang, shipped worldwide.

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  • Echoes of the Web
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  • The Curious Cat
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  • The Shattered Joy
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  • Jade Lake
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  • Monet's Garden
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  • In Vino Veritas
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  • Suspended mid-air in an exuberant cascade of pink silk, a young noblewoman sways beneath a sun-dappled canopy of climbing roses.
    The Willow Swing to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Aristocratic ladies in shimmering silk gowns share quiet confidences beside an ornate carved fountain, suspended in a golden eighteenth-century pastoral reverie.
    The Whispering Glade to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • A fantasy of carved scallop shells, climbing roses, and weeping spring water brings the timeless romance of an eighteenth-century garden retreat into luminous focus.
    The Shell Grotto to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Bathed in the quiet morning light of a gilded salon, an elegant noblewoman pauses over an intimate handwritten missive, completely lost in thought.
    The Sealed Letter to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Cascading crystal chandeliers, burnished gold boiserie, and mirrored reflections capture the architectural opulence of an aristocratic eighteenth-century reception salon.
    The Gilded Salon to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Slender pagoda roofs, glowing silk lanterns, and weeping willows drape over a tranquil pond in an enchanting vision of eighteenth-century pastoral elegance.
    The Celadon Pavilion to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Powdered curls, cascading pearls, and gossamer lace capture the effortless grace and luminous courtly romance of eighteenth-century France.
    Lady with Pearl Ribbons to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • A lavish 18th-century tea salon comes alive with porcelain teaware, lush pink peonies, and stacks of pastel macarons resting on carved gilded marble.
    Confections and Peonies to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • A glowing amber sun balances above rhythmic concentric arcs, translating the poise of midday radiance into a striking graphic horizon of deep petrol teal and pure white.
    Zenith to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Graceful arcing lines sweep across a velvety olive green field, guided by a single streak of warm amber that charts the unseen currents of the wind.
    Windward to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Crisp alpine geometry meets deliberate serenity in this graphic composition, where a radiant amber peak cuts across deep petrol-teal and warm alabaster.
    Snow Line to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Three rhythmic columns of sequenced dashes descend from an atmospheric olive mist, translating the gentle cadence of summer precipitation into poised geometric calm.
    Rain Bands to Pinterest (opens in a new window)

Selected editions — 21% off

  • Zen Stone with Glittering Aura
    Zen Stone with Glittering Aura to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Shimmering Veil of Light
    Shimmering Veil of Light to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Crystal Dewdrops on Glass
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  • Translucent Feather Drift
    Translucent Feather Drift to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Floating Glimmering Orbs
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  • Ethereal Leaf Veins
    Ethereal Leaf Veins to Pinterest (opens in a new window)
  • Translucent Water Ripples
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  • The Harmony of Ice and Fire
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  • The Reclaimed Ruins
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  • Crystal Caverns of the Arctic
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  • The Desert Oasis Metropolis
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  • Floating Gardens of Tomorrow
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Inspired by our collectors

fleur de lotus
Cubist Still Life
In Vino Veritas
In Vino Veritas

Lambda Print

True silver halide exposure by laser on Fuji Crystal DP II photo paper. The same process used by Andreas Gursky.

Diasec face-mount

4 mm acrylic glass + elastic silicone + 3 mm alu Dibond. Bubble-free and crack-free, archival-grade for 50+ years.

Invisible mount

Custom recessed aluminum subframe integrated on the back. One screw, 5 minutes. The artwork floats 25 mm off the wall.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Photonumerique?

Photonumerique is a digital art gallery published by YTY (France). It creates original digital artworks and produces them as museum-grade prints: a true silver halide Lambda print, face-mounted under acrylic glass on an aluminium composite panel, delivered ready to hang. Artworks are sold as open editions, with a physical showroom in Marseille.

What kind of art does Photonumerique sell?

Original digital artworks, organised into more than 100 thematic collections — from art history movements and portraiture to landscapes, pop culture and abstraction. Every image is created in-house by the studio rather than licensed from stock, and each collection is built around a single idea, with its own editorial article explaining it.

Who creates the artworks?

The artworks are created by YTY Studio, the creative studio behind Photonumerique, with some pieces signed by individual artists including Cordoleani and Keul. The gallery is edited by Olivier Cordoleani, who has worked in digital art and gaming since 1986 and co-authored the 1989 video game BAT.

How much does a Photonumerique artwork cost?

Prices start at around €85 for the smallest format and rise with size, up to large statement pieces. Every artwork is available in 46 sizes across five orientations, and the price shown always includes the acrylic face-mount, the aluminium backing panel and the integrated hanging subframe — there is nothing else to buy.

Where does Photonumerique ship?

Shipping is free within metropolitan France, and international delivery is available on quote — contact the gallery before ordering for an estimate based on destination and size. Artworks are made to order in roughly ten working days and shipped in reinforced packaging suited to face-mounted acrylic prints.

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The founder

Olivier Cordoleani — 40 years of digital art

Olivier Cordoleani co-authored BAT (1989), one of the earliest video games credited as an ancestor of the cyberpunk metaverse. Across four decades he has founded multiple studios at the intersection of art, gaming, and digital creative technologies. Today he edits Photonumerique — the catalog of YTY studio, where every artwork is created and curated in-house.