Reveal the master.
Keep the relic.
Each panel is a high-definition silver-halide print face-mounted under Acrylic Glass, floating 25 mm off the wall — no frame, no margin. The gallery shows each work on its wall, at its true size, under real light. Your RELICKEEPER card lifts the wall and leaves the master on its own.
Don’t search. Tell me the wall.
A grid of thumbnails cannot tell you whether a work fits your home. The gallerist can: it places the true size on the wall width you give it, centred at 150 cm, with a 1.70 m figure for scale. No photo to upload.
- 1The room — living room, study, hallway — one click
- 2The width of the wall — it decides the size
- 3The look — and three works placed to scale
- Enter the chapterThe current collection
Everything Still Works
Be there on the first day.
The works are on view; their sale is not open yet. Leave your address: we will write to you on the day it opens.
The French successor to the smart card.
Your bank card proves the money is yours. Here’s the one that proves the object is too.
Visit the shopOlivier Cordoleani
Engineer and art director
An engineer by training and an art director, Olivier Cordoleani has been building digital worlds for thirty-five years. In 1989 he co-wrote B.A.T. with Hervé Lange, a game published by Ubi Soft and winner of the 1990 Tilt d’Or for best graphics. His observation today: we rent our pictures, our music, our worlds; we no longer own them. RELICKEEPER is his answer, a card you hold in your hand to record an object’s provenance and organise its passing on, from hand to hand.
His journey