StudioNXT — The Living Archive

Your work.
Archived.
Your voice.
Preserved.

StudioNXT gives artists one place to document their work, organise their archive, preserve the thinking behind it, and prepare the legacy around it.

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The game on the right shows exactly what happens when your archive has no system. Play it — then decide.

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Built for artists who want to
01

Archive their work properly

Every artwork, every date, every detail — structured and searchable for a lifetime.

02

Protect authorship and context

Preserve the story, intent, and provenance that gives the work its full meaning.

03

Prepare their legacy while still making

Build the record future caretakers and institutions will need — while the work continues.

04

Share a public portfolio with confidence

A curated folio that comes from the archive — intentional, not incidental.

01 / The Problem

Your work is too important to live in scattered folders.

StudioNXT brings all of it together — into one system built for long-term artistic life.

See How It Works

Most artists do not lose their legacy in one moment.
They lose it slowly.

Images sit across devices.
Dates go unrecorded.
Prices disappear.
Voice notes are never connected to the work.
Important stories stay in the artist's head until it is too late.

One platform for the archive, the story, and the future of your work.

Everything you need to build, preserve, and share the work of a lifetime.

Artwork Archive

Catalog works with images, metadata, status, editions, and location history.

Voice Archive

Record spoken reflections and preserve the artist's own language and intent.

Public Gallery

Select and publish works to a curated public artist page intentionally.

Document Tools

Generate certificates, invoices, and loan agreements tied to artworks.

Valuation Support

Track pricing references, insurance values, and valuation history.

Legacy Planning

Assign a legacy contact and prepare the archive for future stewardship.

Four steps to a living archive.

01

Build your archive

Upload works, documents, and studio records into one structured system.

02

Add context

Record the details, stories, pricing, and voice behind the work.

03

Shape your presence

Curate selected works into a folio and public artist page.

04

Preserve your legacy

Create the records future caretakers and institutions will need.

You

Help me write a biography for a gallery submission.

Mira

Based on your archive, here's a draft. You've been working across painting and installation since 2008. Shall I pull in the provenance from your 2019 series?

You

Yes — and make it warmer in tone.

Mira

Updated. I've also flagged three works without exhibition history — worth adding before you submit.

Meet Mira.

Mira helps you work with what is already in your archive. It doesn't replace your voice — it helps you preserve and organize it.

  • Draft your biography and artist statements
  • Summarize your practice for any context
  • Review missing archive information
  • Generate legacy writing
  • Navigate StudioNXT intelligently
Write With Mira

05 / For Whom

Built for artists thinking long-term.

For artists who understand that a serious practice deserves serious infrastructure.

Independent artists

Building a serious archive from the ground up, with a system designed for a career, not a campaign.

Mid-career artists

Organizing decades of work into a coherent, searchable record — before the gaps become irreversible.

Artists entering institutions

Preparing for collectors, galleries, or museum engagement with professional documentation already in place.

Artists preserving their voice

Ensuring that the thinking, context, and meaning behind the work is kept alongside the images.

Artists planning for continuity

Taking estate and legacy planning seriously — while still actively making work.

StudioNXT

Make the work.
Keep the record.
Shape what remains.

One place to archive the work, preserve the voice, and prepare the legacy around both.

Start Your Archive