Kalicertif , a leader in blockchain-secured digital certification, is partnering with the Recyclage Design Collective and the Modji Family led by artist Carl Jaunay. This collaboration marks a major step in the authentication, traceability and valorization of works of art made from recycled materials.

The Recyclage Design and Modji Family collectives, renowned for their unique creations, are integrating Kalicertif's patented NFC chips and its Kalichain blockchain for some of its members. This initiative aims to guarantee the transparency, authenticity and traceability of works, while strengthening the protection of artists' rights.

With Kalichain, each artwork is associated with a "digital registration card" in the form of a unique and tamper-proof certificate, recorded on a semi-private blockchain. This technology offers:

• Complete traceability : An immutable history of works, accessible to collectors, gallery owners and buyers.
• Advanced security : Cryptographic signatures and NFC chips prevent tampering or counterfeiting.
• Increased valuation : By scanning the work, buyers access enriched information on its origin, creation and artistic impact.

Each sale or resale of a certified work automatically triggers the payment of royalties to artists through smart contracts, creating a fair and sustainable economic model.

The integration of Kalicertif technologies by the Recyclage Design Collective meets crucial needs:

• Fighting counterfeiting in the artistic field.
• Facilitate the traceability of works, particularly those resulting from circular design practices.
• Provide ongoing recognition and compensation for artists when reselling on the secondary market.

Carl Jaunay , a leading artist of the collectives, emphasizes:
"The partnership with Kalicertif transforms the way we promote and protect our works. This is an essential step forward to strengthen trust in our creations and promote ethical and responsible art."