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how so? again, i'm pretty new into researching this for physical works - but i would assume with the provenance/etc that goes into cataloging a piece, it should
by jozzy-james 5y ago
how so? again, i'm pretty new into researching this for physical works - but i would assume with the provenance/etc that goes into cataloging a piece, it should be...well, at least better than what we currently have.
- crooked-v 5y agoHow are you going to map a digital signature to in-depth verification of a physical painting? There are basically no possibilities here that aren't full of holes, because the real world doesn't come in discrete byte values.
- jozzy-james 5y agoi see them as a chain of custody that accentuates an already broken system of 'in-depth verification' as you put it. but again, i'm only recently looking into the validity of using such a thing. more accountability should be good, overall.
- mannerheim 5y agoYou still have to trust that nobody in the chain of custody has swapped out the physical work with a forgery.
- jozzy-james 5y agosure, but it's an extra layer over what is currently in place.