Give your practice a lasting record.
Keep the photographs, editions, documents, and details behind each work together. Carry them into an exhibition without starting over.
Make the record once. Use it again.
A work begins with what you know today. Add the details that matter to your practice, then prepare the next label from the same record.
Illustrative work file
Blue Form No. 3
- Artist
- Sample studio
- Year
- 2026
- Medium
- Relief print on paper
- Edition
- 3 of 12
- Dimensions
- 50 × 70 cm
More room for the making.
A clear archive should serve the work, not become another task to maintain.
Keep what matters. Photographs, identifiers, edition details, and source documents stay with each work.
Prepare what’s next. Bring reviewed details into a label, tear sheet, or catalog for an exhibition.
Keep the history. Record where a work has been and who is connected to it without losing the earlier context.
Your archive can move with you.
Bring existing records into Verso and export the details and originals when you need them.