
Behind every work there is a person, a journey and something to say. Art of a Lifetime brings together the creations of the artists in the Geospherique network — illustrations, photographs, paintings, sculptures, creations made from discarded materials, video productions — and their messages. This guide presents its different spaces and points to the articles that describe them in detail.
A Market gathers the digital works that artists publish as a message. They are sorted into three categories:
Each work leads to its artist's profile. To learn more: A Market: works that carry a message.
Another Market is the space for physical works: paintings, sculptures and unique pieces that artists offer for adoption. To adopt is to choose to keep alive what an artist wanted to say; the work is shipped through logistics dedicated to artworks. It is all explained in Adopting a physical work with Another Market.
A Geospherique production tells the story of a work in images, in the voice of the person who created it: the gesture, the intention and the message that goes with it. Each production links back to the associated work, where it can be adopted or supported.
A digital work can become a print-on-demand product with Geoprint, or an exceptional piece made by the network's craftspeople with Epoustouflante. The artist continues to be paid for whatever becomes of their creation.
Artists publish their works from Position, depending on their publishing plan, presented on the Another World page. Their Partner profile then gathers their works, their productions and their reviews — see the network's artists.
Find the articles by theme: A Market and Another Market, or the whole pole on the Art of a Lifetime page.
A Market gathers digital works (illustrations, photographs, creations made from discarded materials). Another Market presents physical works, such as paintings and sculptures, offered for adoption.
Works from Another Market are shipped through logistics dedicated to artworks.
A video that tells the story of a work in its author's own voice: the gesture, the intention and the message. It links back to the associated work.
From Position, depending on your publishing plan. The details are presented on the Another World page.