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Provenance Report

TRACE-PR-ART-003

Issued

Neon Pagoda

Artist
Aiko Tanaka
Medium
Digital print
Year
2026
Dimensions
Digital · A2 print
Held by
Private collection

Recorded transfers: 1

Entries: 2

Verification:Partly self-reported — see below

Chain of custody

  1. 12 January 2026

    CreatedMade by Aiko Tanakaself-reported

    Released as a limited archival print run of 25.

  2. 8 April 2026

    Changed handsAiko Tanaka → Private collection

    Bought from the artist's spring drop.

    $1,200 · trace-settle-0221

What this document does and does not say

Entries without a mark were witnessed by Trace and recorded as they happened — a sale that settled through our escrow, or an exhibition we hosted. Entries marked self-reported were entered by the artist or an owner and describe events before the piece reached this platform. They are recorded because they are part of the work's history, not because we confirmed them.

This is a record of custody, not an appraisal, an authentication or a title guarantee. Trace does not value artwork and takes no position on what the piece is worth.

One owner in this chain has chosen not to be named publicly, and appears as “Private collection”. This is the same convention auction catalogues have used for a century and does not weaken the record: Trace verified each of those transfers and holds the identities behind them.

Whenever this piece is resold on Trace, 5% of the new price is paid to the artist out of the seller's proceeds.

Issued by Trace Studio 22 LLC, Tbilisi, Georgia

TRACE-PR-ART-003

Reference TRACE-PR-ART-003 always points at this piece, so a report exported today and one exported in five years can be compared entry for entry. Anything added to the logbook in between appears as a new line — nothing already printed here can change.