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Layer Grade – The Standard for Displaying Digital Art
Digital art deserves the same reverence as any fine art piece hung on a wall. We created Layer Canvas because we couldn’t find a display that presented digital art as it was meant to be seen: with presence and precision. In doing so, we set a new standard for defining the visual quality of a device.
Layer Grade is our technical standard that defines what it means to be a museum-quality digital canvas—a display worthy of presenting fine art. It is not a single specification. Layer Grade is a system of requirements – visual, computational, and environmental – that together ensure digital artwork is experienced as the artist intended, without compromise. Every component has been carefully considered, tested, and calibrated to meet this standard.
Digital art has long lived on devices designed for everything else. Layer Canvas gives it a place of its own: a dedicated canvas for living art, built for presence, depth, and time.
Read more in @VentureBeat: bit.ly/3Tt7nEr
One piece, infinite variants.
🎨 "PHYYSAARUUM" by Andreas Nicholas Fischer (@studioanf).
One piece, infinite variants.
🎨 "Blind Spots" by Arttu Koskela (@shaderism).
A new movement in modern art: 250+ generative and moving works, curated to live, breathe, and evolve in your space.
Artists are paid through ViewTime™, our recurring royalty model. It measures every second a work is lived with and converts that attention into artist revenue.
🎨 "New Feeder III" by Andreas Nicolas Fischer (@studioanf).
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"Cone Gradients" by Zach Lieberman (@zachlieberman).
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I suspect this will one day be seen as a significant moment for digital art. If only you knew what all was happening here.
"If you're an architect who's sketching, you're going to work with cardboard or chipboard. If you're a musician who's sketching, you’re going to work with the instrument that you’re most expressive with."











