Plinths

How artists choose to present their work has a direct impact on how it is seen, understood, and engaged with.

Artists are constantly deciding between digital portfolios, physical portfolios, or a combination of both, each offering different advantages depending on context and audience.

Digital portfolios provide accessibility and reach, allowing work to be viewed globally while supporting tools for sharing, marketing, and sales. Physical portfolios offer a more direct and personal experience, often playing a key role in exhibitions, studio visits, and in-person presentations.

In practice, the strongest approach is often a combination of both. A clear digital presence supports visibility and growth, while physical presentation strengthens connection and context.

We explore the differences between these approaches, along with practical ways to use them together, in our latest article.

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Artwork by @arielparrow