Two channels. Chosen, not accumulated.
Photonumerique is on Pinterest and Telegram. Two, deliberately — not a presence everywhere. Both share the same quality: no algorithmic feed decides what you see. Pinterest is where artworks are discovered and saved; Telegram is where new collections land first, in order, as they are published. No feed pressure, no engagement traps.
Pinterest — where artworks are discovered
Most social platforms compress images, push for short engagement loops, and bury content within hours. Pinterest is different: pins are searched, saved, and rediscovered for years. A piece pinned today can still drive a sale 18 months later, when its time has come.
For a catalog of hundreds of digital artworks spanning Sweet Masterpieces, Nightmares Unleashed, Studio Harcourt Portraits, Soothing Provence, Luxury Cars, Echoes of Surreal Angst, and more — Pinterest is the natural home. You can browse, save, and curate without ever leaving the artwork experience.
Telegram — where new collections land first
Our Telegram channel announces each new collection as it is published, in chronological order, with the artwork and a direct link to the gallery. Nothing is ranked, boosted or hidden — you see everything, in the order it happened. It is a channel, not a group: we broadcast, your notifications stay quiet, and you can leave in one tap.
Join us at t.me/photonumeriquecom.
Other ways to stay connected
- Email: write us directly at contact@photonumerique.com. We answer within 1 business day.
- Visit the showroom: see the prints in person at our Marseille gallery — 3, avenue de la Magalone, 13009 Marseille, France.
- Sister gallery: for numbered limited editions and certified collector pieces, visit pixelrelic.art.
- The publisher: Photonumerique is published by YTY (France). Follow YTY on LinkedIn for company news and creative projects across our studios.