Capital Gains.
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Capital Gains captures a striking collision of heritage and modern wealth in this elegant visual statement. A classic black London Hackney cab, synonymous with British tradition, is reimagined with opulent Bitcoin alloys — each wheel gleaming with polished gold detail and the unmistakable symbol of decentralised power.
Set against a rain-slicked cobbled street with soft reflections and atmospheric city lighting, the piece evokes the quiet prestige of old-world London — subtly disrupted by the shimmer of crypto-era ambition. The result is both ironic and iconic: a timeless image for those who understand the shift from empire to encryption.
This artwork is a bold, luxurious addition to any curated interior — perfect for those who appreciate wealth in all its evolving forms.
To maintain the highest standards in presentation and allow for personal customisation, all artworks are sold unframed. This ensures each collector can select a frame that complements their unique space and taste.
Small
Metric: 30 × 40 cm | Imperial: 11.8 × 15.7 in
Medium
Metric: 50 × 70 cm | Imperial: 19.7 × 27.6 in
Large
Metric: 70 × 100 cm | Imperial: 27.6 × 39.4 in
Extra Large
Metric: 100 × 140 cm | Imperial: 39.4 × 55.1 in
Product Description
About Our Artwork
Signatures & Certificates
Every piece of our artwork is accompanied by a hand-signed and officially stamped Certificate of Authenticity, verifying its originality and provenance. This certificate serves as a lasting assurance of the quality and legitimacy of your investment.
Museum Quality Paper
Our artwork is printed on museum-grade paper, chosen for its luxurious texture, exceptional depth, and timeless elegance. With an archival rating that guarantees colour and quality retention for over 100 years, each piece is crafted to become a lasting fixture in the most discerning collections.
Limited & Never To Return
Each artwork is strictly limited to just 250 editions across four sizes. Once the final piece is claimed, it will never be produced again — preserving the rarity and value of every collector’s acquisition.
FAQ
Below, you'll find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions—thoughtfully curated to guide your experience with us.
Why don't you sell frames?
We want your artwork to arrive in perfect condition, and framing can risk damage during transit, especially internationally. More importantly, framing is a highly personal choice — your taste, your space, and your style all play a role. By shipping the artwork rolled and unframed, we ensure you have complete freedom to frame it exactly how you want, using materials and colours that suit your home or collection.
Do you ship overseas?
Yes, we offer international shipping. No matter where you're based, we’re happy to arrange secure delivery of your artwork to your door.
How long will it take to get my order?
Delivery typically takes 5–7 business days within the UK. For international orders, timings may vary slightly depending on your location—but rest assured, we’ll keep you informed every step of the way.
Will my artwork increase in value?
Very likely. Each piece is part of a limited collection and will never be recreated beyond the number already sold, making them both rare and desirable to collectors over time.
Where are we located?
We are proudly based in the UK, where each piece is curated and dispatched with the utmost care.
Testimonials
— Sofia D., Edinburgh
Truly one of a kind
“I’ve collected art for over a decade, and nothing compares to the craftsmanship and exclusivity of Signum Auratum. The piece arrived with a hand-signed certificate and looks even better in person. You can feel the intention behind it.”
— James R., London
Amazing!
“Instantly felt like a future heirloom, from the moment I unrolled the artwork, I knew this wasn’t something temporary. It’s timeless. I framed it the same day and it’s now the centrepiece of our living room.”
Amy
Quality
“It’s more than just art. I wasn’t just buying something to hang—I was bringing meaning into my home. The texture of the paper, the quality of the print, the fact it will never be recreated… it’s rare to find something this authentic.”