Toni Sleiman

Architect. Draws one plate every day, indefinitely. Each plate is offered as a small, numbered edition.

The date is the drawing

Every plate is an abstraction of a specific day. The numerals of the date are treated as primitives — extruded, rotated, folded into plans, elevations, and sections until the day survives only as proportion and rhythm. Some plates wear their date on the surface; others bury it in structure. It is legible once you know to look. Read in sequence, the archive becomes a year transcribed.

How each plate is made

Every plate is drafted in AutoCAD, line by line, then produced as a museum-grade giclée print on Hahnemühle German Etching 310gsm archival fine-art paper. Each order ships worldwide in protective packaging, ready to frame.

A limited-edition Toni Sleiman print, framed and hung above a console in a sunlit room.

An unframed print resting on a wooden surface, showing the edition number and print code along the bottom edge.

How authenticity works

Every print carries three linked artifacts: a public QR code that resolves to a unique ledger entry, a printed human-readable code derived cryptographically from the print identity (a copied QR cannot match), and a sealed claim code under a scratch-off sticker that only the buyer ever sees. The first scan, paired with the sealed code, binds the print to a verified owner in the public ledger. From that point on, the entry shows whether the print is verified, lost, or transferred.

Shipping & returns

Prints are produced on demand and shipped worldwide. Standard transit 5–10 business days. Each print is made to order with a unique edition number; sales are final unless damaged in transit.