Glossary

Artwork in which an artist uses an AI system as one tool within a human-directed creative process.

A fine-art print made with pigment-based inks and paper selected for long-term stability.

A print reserved outside the numbered edition for the artist, publisher, or production review.

A group of works connected by a real artistic idea, method, subject, or period.

A document connecting a physical or digital work to its artist, title, identifier, medium, edition, and issuer.

Artist-written notes explaining the intent, decisions, problems, and context behind a work.

The human decisions that establish intent, composition, tone, constraints, selection, and the final standard for a work.

The documented history connecting a digital work to its creator, source files, identifiers, production events, editions, and ownership records.

A declared group of prints or objects produced from one artwork under defined production terms.

Artwork in which a person directs, evaluates, selects, rejects, revises, and takes responsibility for work made with an AI system.

The file, photograph, scan, sketch, generated image, texture, or other material from which a work developed.

A saved version showing a work between its initial source and final form.

A premium collector edition that pairs the physical work with expanded edition, provenance, and process documentation.

The material or technical means used to create or produce an artwork.

A record of the human intention, direction, selection, rejection, revision, and final decisions behind an artwork.

The documented history of an artwork, commonly including creation, ownership, exhibition, publication, and sale.

A creative work primarily experienced through sight, including physical, digital, photographic, and hybrid forms.