InkPoster joins British Art Fair as an official partner

InkPoster is proud to join British Art Fair as an official partner, with the prestigious event taking place at London’s Saatchi Gallery from 24–27 September. Visitors will find InkPoster in DIGITALISM section where the 40.5-inch Tela — the world’s largest colour ePaper art poster — and three other models will showcase works by Grégoire A. Meyer and other standout digital artists. InkPoster is helping bring this new generation of art to the wall in a format that keeps the freedom of digital technology while giving it the presence of paper.

New Paper-Like Medium for Digital Artists

Selected works shown at British Art Fair will appear on a fundamentally new digital medium, which does not look like a typical digital screen: InkPoster’s colour ePaper display has a matte, paper-like surface and can change from one artwork to another in seconds. Its calm-tech approach keeps the technology quiet, with no glow and no cables, while a single charge can keep art on the wall for up to a year. The experience extends through the InkPoster app, which offers more than 2,000 artworks, including hundreds of new artworks from Bridgeman Images.

Visitors can experience InkPoster throughout British Art Fair from 24–27 September at Saatchi Gallery, including DIGITALISM section in Gallery 14. Come and discover a new way to present digital art on the wall, with the A1-sized InkPoster Tela – the world’s largest colour ePaper art poster – alongside three other sizes.

Digital, Yet Paper-Like: InkPoster at British Art Fair

For an art form created in the digital world, finding the right physical setting has always been part of the challenge. Through its partnership with British Art Fair, InkPoster gives digital art a paper-like form at London’s Saatchi Gallery. In DIGITALISM section works by Grégoire A. Meyer, Jessica Avarello and other artists will be presented on InkPoster. The event will bring together four InkPoster sizes, including the 40.5-inch Tela, with its overall length of more than a metre, alongside 31.5-inch, 28.5-inch and 13.3-inch models. This collaboration gives artists a new physical medium for their digital work and collectors the chance to see and acquire it in a form they can take home and live with.

“British Art Fair is delighted to welcome InkPoster’s groundbreaking technology to this year’s fair. Its ePaper digital frames open up completely new possibilities for exhibiting art, combining the flexibility of digital display with a true analogue aesthetic. Across DIGITALISM, we will use InkPoster’s ePaper digital frames to showcase works by a wide range of contemporary artists." – says Rebekah Tolley, Producer and Curator for DIGITALISM at British Art Fair. " I believe our field has been waiting for something like this for years. Digital artists now have another way to present their work, alongside the luminosity and movement of traditional screens. ePaper introduces an entirely new visual language for digital art, and with it, a new way for that work to be experienced.”

The Art Stays. The Technology Fades Away.

What makes InkPoster different is that its technology is designed to step back, allowing the artwork to come first. Its colour ePaper display has a matte, paper-like surface that gives digital artworks the feel of a gallery print, with an analogue character that is very different from a bright, glowing screen. Its calm-tech approach takes that idea further: there is no glow, flicker, glare, heat or sound, so the display quietly becomes part of its surroundings rather than competing with the art. With no power cable to dictate where it can be hung and a battery that can last for up to a year, InkPoster is easy to place and keep in galleries, homes and other spaces. Yet beneath that quiet exterior is the flexibility of digital: artworks can be changed in a tap, giving artists and viewers a constantly evolving gallery in a single frame.

A Gallery That Changes With You

Each InkPoster ePaper frame holds an ever-growing collection of more than 2,000 licensed artworks, selected by art consultants across a wide range of styles and periods, from classic masterpieces and modern art to vintage travel posters. Everything is brought together in the InkPoster app, where users can switch between artworks, upload images from their camera roll and build slideshows for different moments and moods. The latest addition brings hundreds of works from Bridgeman Images, with artists including Kazimir Malevich, Piet Mondrian and Fernand Léger. With so many different works in one place, the frame can keep changing while the room stays exactly the same.

The Next Chapter of Digital Art Is Here

What might happen when digital art no longer has to look like a screen? British Art Fair offers a chance to see that idea take shape at Saatchi Gallery, with InkPoster as its official partner and a new paper-like medium for artists to work with.

Credits: Osinachi. LET'S DANCE, 2022. © Osinachi. All Rights Reserved 2026 / Bridgeman Images