Artfork is a collaborative stage and workbench built for serious creators across all artistic disciplines, including music, film, documentary, photography, visual arts, publishing, and performance. Every collaborative project has a permanent home: a living genealogy of seeds, branches, and trunks that tracks contribution pathways and ensures fair, signed equity splits. The platform isn't only digital either, a real-world mentorship-residency program and a growing calendar of exhibitions, contests, and series already run alongside it, sharing the same equity ledger.
We reject standard file-sharing structures. On Artfork, creative works are living lineages:
Artfork Studio is your private creative workspace. It contains:
1. Ledger-Backed Equity: Built-in revenue attribution. When you approve a graft onto your seed, the collaborator enters your project's equity ledger. When the project earns revenue, funds are routed automatically to every contributor's wallet according to the signed splits. The Sap (platform fee) is always 20%, fixed and non-negotiable.
2. Geographic Terroir: Digital creators are often rootless. Artfork grounds digital art in physical geography by tagging works with a terroir label — a city, region, and country (or an imaginary place). Terroir appears on Stage cards and filters the Workshop.
3. 5-Step Lifecycle: A structured developmental model from Sprout (private draft) to Trunk (locked release), guaranteeing coordination and absolute safety for intellectual property at every transition.
4. Real-World Programming: Series, Contests, and Exhibitions run through the Event Manager on the same equity ledger as any other work, and a mentorship-residency program is already taking shape in Laos, existing artists, local professionals, and students building real, credited work together.
Artfork supports 10 disciplines at launch:
Music · Film · Documentary · Dance · Performance · Photography · Visual Arts · Craft & Design · Publishing · Spoken Word
Each discipline has its own creation flow, its own set of eligible branch types (filtered in the Nursery), and its own Studio tooling.