Recipient
For rivals, frenemies, ex-housemates, office villains, fantasy-league tyrants, and anyone who needs to be defeated through interior decor.
The Institute of Questionable Art

Preparing the room.
Nigel is straightening the frames and clearing his throat...
Dimming the lights to a flattering, faintly judgemental level...
Uncorking something he cannot pronounce but insists is correct...
Adjusting the velvet rope around nothing in particular...
Rehearsing an opinion he will deliver as though it were always obvious...
Hostile gifting, tastefully framed
Some people deserve flowers. Some deserve closure. A select few deserve a one-of-one artwork whose provenance page quietly explains the source of the curse.
Choose your starting point
This occasion page explains the excuse. The order itself begins from either a new Studio artwork or a saved artwork in your collection.
The order is plain: make the artwork, keep one variation, then send it or order the object. The committee has been asked not to complicate this. It is coping.
No artwork yet
Start in the Studio, upload one photo to the Wing, and keep a finished variation before choosing the gift option.
Create artwork first →Already kept one
Open a saved artwork and choose whether it becomes a card, print, tile, mug, download, or other giftable evidence.
Use saved artwork →Recipient
For rivals, frenemies, ex-housemates, office villains, fantasy-league tyrants, and anyone who needs to be defeated through interior decor.
Occasion
Upload a harmless but symbolically devastating image: a burnt dinner, a broken chair, a cursed group photo, or an object that has absorbed their energy.
Secret origin
The artwork can look important while the secret origin tells a darker story. It is revenge with a QR code and plausible deniability.
Patronage note
Generate privately, choose the least legally concerning version, then send a print, tile, or download as a beautifully confusing act of cultural warfare.
What they unwrap
The recipient can keep the artwork as a file or physical print. The certificate and QR code explain why this particular image became this particular artwork.
The finished image: serious-looking, one-of-one, and ready as a download or print.
A provenance certificate with the title, artwork image, QR code, and Nigel’s official nonsense.
A scannable page that shows the artwork and, if allowed, the source photo behind it.
The artwork can look important while the secret origin tells a darker story. It is revenge with a QR code and plausible deniability.
Final curatorial instruction
Create the artwork for free. If it survives your taste, acquire it as a download, paper print, board, tile, or card and let the recipient wrestle with its importance.
Create artwork first