Millie Foster, Founding Director of Gillian Jason Gallery, and Dr. Marsha Lipton, CEO and co-founder of Numeraire.
London, Feb 5 — Numeraire Future Trends, the Culture-Tech company redefining trust and provenance in the art and luxury sectors, is pleased to announce its latest partnership with Gillian Jason Gallery (GJG), the UK’s first commercial space devoted to championing female artists, known for its curatorial rigor and commitment to long-term cultural value.
This collaboration marks an important step in the adoption of object-level authentication technology within the gallery world. Through this partnership, works exhibited and sold by GJG will be accompanied by Digital Product Passports (DPPs) powered by Numeraire’s patented AI-based object identification platform. These passports create a tamper-proof, blockchain-secured identity for each artwork. They establish and preserve an artwork’s identity and traceability over time, maintaining a continuous record of provenance in a way that traditional documentation simply cannot.
“GJG’s core ethos is to create and maintain strong legacies for the female artists we represent. Aligned with this is Numeraire Future Trend’s ability to legitimise and immortalise an artist’s work through its authentication technology. We are delighted to be able to offer this support to artists and collectors alike.”
Millie Foster, Founding Director of Gillian Jason Gallery
Numeraire’s platform combines non-invasive material scanning, AI-powered object biometric-level identification, and blockchain infrastructure developed in collaboration with leading researchers from MIT and Stanford. It anchors an artwork’s identity in its physical properties, not just in certificates or paperwork.This ensures that what is valued today can still be trusted generations from now.
Millie Foster and Marsha Lipton
“We are thrilled to be working with Gillian Jason Gallery,” says Dr. Marsha Lipton, CEO and co-founder of Numeraire. “They represent a new generation of galleries, energetic, forward-looking, and genuinely open to technology. At the same time, the gallery owner, Millie Jason Foster, is deeply concerned about the impact of AI-powered digital production on the integrity of the art ecosystem. This partnership reflects a shared conviction that art deserves more than narratives or assurances, it deserves proof.”