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Atlas - On Borrowed Ground

Atlas is out now – a new artwork by didierpi.

Once condemned to carry the heavens, the burden of Atlas is rewritten here as our own world — shaped by the traces of our time.
In this work, Atlas is no longer a distant figure from legend. He becomes a mirror: a body bearing the accumulated weight of human progress, climate pressure, and fragile continuity. He leans forward, not in collapse, but in tension — suspended between endurance and uncertainty.

Atlas — On Borrowed Ground continues didierpi’s exploration of how ancient narratives can be reactivated to speak to contemporary realities and offer perspective on the future.

Technique & Material Presence

didierpi is the first to Make Digital Art Real: beginning with a fully digital workflow which is translated into a physical artwork with tangible depth and relief. At first glance, the work may resemble a painting — shaped by the viewer’s assumptions of how art is made — yet it reveals itself as something fundamentally new.

Atlas is realized through an unprecedented relief technique, with elevations reaching up to 4 mm — a level of depth rarely encountered in contemporary art. Designed entirely in the digital realm, the work is constructed from pixels rather than paint. This is a future in which art can be born digitally — and still be truly tangible.

Limited Edition & Framing

Atlas is released in a limited edition of ten.
Each artwork is signed, numbered, and assigned a unique ID, ensuring its authenticity and singular place within the edition.

An optional handmade Italian wooden frame, finished in gold and black, provides a subtle yet deliberate contrast to the work’s surface — grounding the piece while allowing the relief to speak.

Secure a limited edition

Acquire one of the ten signed and numbered works and become part of the next chapter of Making Digital Art Real.

After the Flood, 2048 (Noah's Ark)

INTRODUCING

"It looks like something that has the roots and lineage from the past, but made into something radically new"​

Availability and features

Limited Editions.

Two versions of After the Flood, 2048 (Noah’s Ark) are available, each with distinct features and unique accompanying frames. Each version is limited to only 25 copies, symbolically mirroring the years until 2048

Eiger

  • Unparalleled texture of up to 5mm elevation; only achievable by 3 printers worldwide
  • Custom golden ‘Dune frame’; made from milled poplar wood, golden sand and shells
  • Limited to 25 copies; signed, numbered, and with unique ID
  • Certificate of Authenticity
  • 4’9″ (145x145CM) total dimension

Ridge

  • Texture of up to 1mm elevation
  • Top quality handmade Italian wooden frame in black and gold
  • Limited to 25 copies; signed, numbered, and with unique ID
  • Certificate of Authenticity
  • 5’5″ (164x164CM) total dimension
Making a difference with art

Positive Impact.

Each artwork of didierpi has a positive impact on the environment by increasing biodiversity and decarbonizing

To enhance biodiversity and promote sustainable agriculture, we invest in land redevelopment, for every artwork sold

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Landplots bought

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CO2 decarbonized

Why i do what i do

Provoke climate action through innovative art.

As an artist, I aim to inspire and raise awareness about the profound effects of climate change through modern techniques and visually compelling contrasts. We live in a beautiful world, yet we simultaneously disrupt it. Similarly, my art is vibrant with a dark undertone.

I’ve pioneered a groundbreaking application of a textured, high-resolution print technique, traditionally used to reproduce classical masterpieces. In collaboration with the renowned artistic studio Factum Arte in Madrid, I became the first in the world to reimagine this technique for the digital age. This fusion of technology and tradition creates original works that honor classical art while embracing a bold, contemporary vision.

My work is characterized by its climate-positive production methods. Each piece, from digital conception to relief printing, is created with minimal ecological impact. I use sustainable processes and transportation, and I more than double compensate for any remaining footprint, ensuring my art leaves a positive mark on the planet.