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From ink-printing technology to year-long artwork display, InkPoster introduces a quieter and more intentional approach to digital art designed for modern interiors.

From Monet’s water lilies to Van Gogh’s vivid portraits, this curated collection explores how green became one of art history’s most expressive and atmospheric colors.

Through self-portraits, symbolism, and personal artistic language, these women artists challenged the limitations of their time and helped reshape the history of painting.

Long before Photoshop or AI image generation, Adrian Wilson was already experimenting with digital image manipulation through the Quantel Paintbox — a technology that helped transform modern visual culture.

Recognized by Wallpaper during CES 2026, InkPoster Duna stood out for combining gallery-style digital art reproduction with a sculptural Pininfarina-designed frame and year-long wireless operation.

Recognized by Archiproducts during Maison&Objet 2026, InkPoster was selected for its combination of gallery-style aesthetics, ePaper technology, and contemporary interior design integration.