Choosing between Open Editions, Limited Editions, and 1/1 artworks goes beyond numbers—it's a strategic choice that affects both the artist and the collector.

Open Editions (OE) make art more accessible, allowing a wider audience to engage with it. In the digital age, where network effects play a significant role, having thousands of collectors support a single piece can help it reach millions. By offering OEs, artists can tap into a broader community, creating a sense of shared ownership and connection.

Limited Editions (LE) strike a balance between accessibility and exclusivity. With a set number of copies, each piece is usually numbered, adding a sense of scarcity and urgency. The LE format appeals to collectors who want something special without the exclusivity of a 1/1, and it can increase in value over time.

1/1 Artworks cater to collectors who value exclusivity and uniqueness. Owning a 1/1 means holding something truly one-of-a-kind, which can significantly drive up the artwork's perceived value and desirability.

I believe artists should carefully consider how these different formats align with their creative vision and the kind of experience they want to offer their collectors.