Four catalogues
Separate bodies of work. Each one its own name, its own archive, its own market.
A subject can be copied. Twenty years of the same rule cannot.
A catalogue is a body of work held together by one rule, declared before the first piece and never broken. That is what makes it coherent, what makes it sellable as a set rather than as loose decisions, and what makes a first edition mean something. Three of these four do not have their line yet — so they stay at Concept and say nothing about product in public. The state is declared, not dressed up.
Sold outright, still on the record.
Each catalogue — and the venture whole — can change hands in full, at any time. What never changes hands is the line of its history: alongside its own sellable domain, every entity carries a permanent record of provenance under this signature. Buy the catalogue, the market, the domain. The record stays.
| zzglam.eth | catalogue — operating, sellable |
| zzglam.tigosanchez.eth | permanent record — never sold |
| zvu-venture.eth | venture — operating, sellable |
| z-vu.tigosanchez.eth | permanent record — never sold |
| tigosanchez.eth | the signature |