Guide
Why Only 25 Pieces
Laurent Van Ausloos, founder
Every KROMA piece is numbered 1 through 25, per size. Once the 25 copies are sold, the edition is closed. This isn't a marketing device — it comes from a standard set well before KROMA.
A standard predating KROMA
Before KROMA, there were ten years in audiovisual production and design behind its founder, Laurent Van Ausloos. That pursuit led to the co-creation of Mira Visual Creations in 2015, whose works found their place in private homes, in galleries, and within the collections of Roche Bobois — covered by Vanity Fair Belgium, Déco Idées Belgique, Le Vif Weekend, and Porsche Magazine. KROMA is born of that same standard: a convergence of art, architecture, and open space.
Why a limited edition
A numbered contemporary artwork isn't a product to be reissued endlessly: scarcity is part of its value, just as much as the material or the creative gesture. Every KROMA piece carries its number and its certificate of authenticity — 25 per size, not one more.
Technical specifications
Who founded KROMA?
Laurent Van Ausloos, who previously co-founded Mira Visual Creations in 2015, a brand whose works were distributed through Roche Bobois and covered by Belgian and international press.
How many copies exist per piece and per size?
25 copies per size, numbered 1 through 25, each accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
Is the edition truly limited, or can it be reissued?
Once the 25 copies of a given size are sold, the edition is closed for that size.