ART.
PRINTED
ON DEMAND.
A growing archive of graphic works available as art prints. Produced after an order is placed; no mass inventory.
Selected art prints
PRIVATE LABEL
Packaging, sales language, self-help instructions and the graphic certainty of advertising are reused as material. The collection turns private anxieties and social commands into things that look ready for retail.
PALIMPSEST
An augmented-reality intervention developed across nine countries and ten spaces. Digital works were placed as overlays inside existing cultural spaces, visible through a phone rather than installed physically.
Buying, placing and living with prints
How to Choose an Art Print Size for a Room
A practical way to choose print size from wall width, furniture width and viewing distance.
How to Choose Art as a Gift Without Knowing Someone’s Exact Taste
Use the recipient’s space, habits and tolerance for visual intensity instead of trying to guess a favourite artist.
Art Prints for Office Walls: Size, Glare and Placement
A functional checklist for placing graphic art in workspaces without turning the wall into background noise.
Framed vs Unframed Art Prints: What Actually Changes
The image is the same. The object, shipping cost, flexibility and wall presence are not.
How to Build a Gallery Wall With Graphic Art
A gallery wall works when the spacing and hierarchy are consistent, not when every frame matches.
Open Edition vs Limited Edition Prints
The difference is not print quality by default; it is the rule governing how many copies can exist.
Marat X Marat
Marat X Marat is a contemporary and digital artist from Sterlitamak whose practice moves between graphic image, installation, augmented reality and objects. Before focusing on his own art practice, he worked as a creative director; the visual languages of advertising, packaging, interfaces and mass-market graphics remain visible throughout the work.
His projects and exhibitions have appeared across Europe, Russia and Kazakhstan. He is also the founder of Yola Ceramics. Selected commercial collaborations include Mercedes-Benz, Swatch, Hasbro and DreamWorks.
Full biography