Silk Editions
“Works” are series containers. Each series pairs a set of Chinese cultural IP with one or a group of reimagining artists. Shown below as sample compositions; final pieces are created by our approved artists, numbered and woven into silk.
Editions · Poster-as-Art
Every silk poster carries an invisible anti-counterfeit number, woven into the silk, traceable piece by piece. The museum label is part of the design — work name, edition, technique, year, but no price.
Ed. 75 · No. 02
Nantianmen — Heaven’s Gate
Curatorial concept · Macau · 2026
Ed. 75 · No. 07
Dunhuang — Flying Apsara
Curatorial concept · Macau · 2026
Ed. 75 · No. —
Next series to be confirmed
Curatorial proposal under review
Two Tracks
Reimagined by the artist and approved by the licensor, released as Edition of N, numbered piece by piece, out of print once sold out. This is the collectible main line.
Unlimited, reprintable entry piece, letting more people own a silk poster. Also a funnel into the collectible line — buy open, collect limited next time.
Open editions never use the words Edition / Limited / numbered. Everyone in the art world understands: numbered = collectible, unnumbered = commodity.
Series Directions
Chinese deities and mythological figures (e.g. Mazu, Nezha), created by artists upon licensor approval.
Reimagined Forbidden City motifs, split into limited and open tracks.
The flying apsaras of the Mogao caves — the Sino-Western fusion origin point of the Silk Road.
Chinese sci-fi imaginings, released limited upon licensor approval.
Silk reimagining of film posters; licensor is the studio.
Official silk posters for music festivals; licensor is the organizer.
Pricing
This showcase does not publish prices yet: pricing depends on top-grade silk weaving quotes. Once confirmed, each series will show edition size, numbering, and release price. For now we accept “Register Interest” and will notify you first when works go live.
