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But of course, virtual artworks still need to make money to function, and Kaws, one of the most recognised contemporary artists in the world, is one of the first to make money from augmented reality.
Limited edition virtual sculptures of his artwork Companion (Expanded) sold for $10,000 (£7,100) each from an edition of 25, and now additional sculpture series of the cartoon character are going for $50,000 (£35,600) per copy, from an edition of 10.
The former graffiti artist feels he is coming full circle.
“I’m really comfortable with ephemeral works and then you are left with photographs. I hope people see this as a turning point of how an exhibition can be experienced.”
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