Let the work begin the story

A painter can use Tap Tap Go to connect an in-person encounter with a portfolio organised by series or question. Include readable images, dimensions and a short explanation of the work’s context. A process video can reveal scale and material qualities that a single photograph misses. The profile gives someone a way to return to the work when the studio visit or exhibition has ended.

Give curiosity somewhere to go

Keep the distinction between an original, a study and a reproduction clear. If an available work appears in a storefront, explain what is being offered and how a prospective buyer can ask about details. A contact route can also support commission enquiries by asking about the intended setting and brief. The experience should preserve the work’s character while making practical questions easier to discuss.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine a painter meeting a visitor interested in a landscape series. The shared profile shows related canvases and a short studio film, helping the visitor identify the piece they want to enquire about later.

Make it practical.

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