Infinite Objects
Infinite Objects is a digital meets physical brand founded in 2018 by Joe Saavedra. It celebrates moving images and makes them collectible again with its video prints, held together by an acrylic or bamboo frame. Featured in Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2020, WWD, TechCrunch, and The Wall Street Journal, Infinite Objects has partnered with the NBA, collaborated with artists, and has had over 55 artist video print launches exclusive to the brand. Customers can choose from hundreds of video prints, have access to exclusive art, and can even create their own custom print.
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The story
Infinite Objects creates Video Prints, permanently treated displays that loop a single video continuously without apps or configuration. The product is designed to display moving images as collectible art, similar to how posters and prints have been appreciated for decades.
For collectors interested in displaying video art and NFT-based moving images.
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What customers say
"It's so much more than a video print. It's emotions captured beautifully."
Customers overwhelmingly love Infinite Objects as high-quality, emotionally meaningful gifts that impress recipients and brighten spaces.
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Infinite Objects shipping policy
Free shipping over $50
Infinite Objects ships to the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe, and Japan. Shipping costs and speeds vary depending on the location and will be calculated at checkout. Customers in the US can enjoy free shipping on orders over $50. For international shipments, the buyer is responsible for any duties and taxes imposed by their country. Once an order is placed, customers will receive a confirmation email with a tracking link to follow their package’s progress.
Infinite Objects return policy
30-day return window
Returns are accepted up to 30 days after receiving the product if unused, in original condition, and in original packaging. As of Spring 2025, returns and exchanges are not guaranteed due to tariff-related inventory limitations and will be processed on a case-by-case basis.
