Summer 2026 · Three Drops · 111 Pieces

Forever
Frozen

One art piece. One song. Every month across June, July, August. Each edition is finite. Once it's gone, it's gone.

111 total pieces
3 months
1 song per drop
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June Drop Artwork

Vintage travel poster aesthetic
7200 × 10800 px · 300 DPI

The Collection

Three drops. Three tracks. Three artistic statements about permanence in a place that refuses to stay still.

Ready

June

The First Freeze

Track: "Forever Frozen"

A woman frozen in time against the Palm Springs skyline. Vintage travel poster composition. Flat color blocks. San Jacinto peaks. Palm tree silhouettes. The song and the statue share a subject — permanence against desert heat.

111 pieces total Digital + Physical
July

July

TBD

Track: In production

A new artwork. A new track. Same format, same tension — the desert and its contradictions. Sunset palette. Different angle, same thesis.

111 pieces total Digital + Physical
August

August

TBD

Track: In production

Golden hour into moonlight blues. The summer's final statement. Collectors who hold all three drops own the full arc — a summer in the desert, captured three times.

111 pieces total Digital + Physical

The Tiers

Three ways to own a piece of this summer. All editions are numbered and finite.

100 pieces

The Hundred Collection

$111

  • High-res digital art download (7200 × 10800 px)
  • "Forever Frozen" audio track
  • Certificate of authenticity (digital)
  • Collector number
10 pieces

The Ten Collection

$411

  • Everything in The Hundred Collection
  • Physical art print on Hahnemuehle PhotoRag 308
  • Printspace production + worldwide shipping
  • Signed and numbered certificate
  • July and August digital tracks included
1 piece only

The One Ultra Premium

$1,111

  • Everything in The Ten Collection
  • Large format framed museum print
  • NFC postcard — tap to stream all three tracks
  • All three summer tracks (June, July, August)
  • Hand-signed certificate
  • Name credited on the Forever Frozen site

The One Ultra Premium exists as a ceiling — not a sales target. It makes everything below it feel reasonable by comparison.

The Concept

"The desert is the only place where permanence feels like a provocation. It's 112 degrees and the woman is still standing. Still posing. Still frozen in the moment before the heat takes her."

— The Forever Frozen thesis

Why this exists

Palm Springs has art. It has vintage modernism. It has Shag and Erin Hanson and a dozen galleries selling beautiful things to tourists who will never see them again after they leave the valley.

Forever Frozen is for the people who live in the digital layer and also go to Coachella. Who play onchain radio and also collect physical prints. Who understand that a limited edition of 100 is not a marketing tactic — it's a philosophical commitment.

The song and the statue are the same subject. That's not brand confusion. That's the art.

111 pieces across the full summer. When they're gone, the edition is closed. Permanently.
3 months. June, July, August. One drop per month. One track per drop. The collection only makes sense as a whole.
0 reprints. Ever. Once a collector owns their number, that number stays theirs. The edition does not reopen.

Summer 2026

The desert waits.
Forever Frozen begins.

111 pieces. Three months. One song per drop. This is not a store — it's a closed edition, released once, and then it's in the hands of collectors.

June Drop — Ready

First edition now open. 111 pieces total across all tiers. Once the edition closes, it does not reopen.