Terms & Conditions

1. Scope

These Terms govern (a) the acquisition of unique 1/1 digital artworks by Alexandre Iglesias, (b) commissions for Projekta2 Studio living systems, and (c) purchase of the “Structural Intelligence” course and its accompanying Collector’s Kit. By completing a purchase through this website or by email following an inquiry originated here, you agree to these Terms.

2. Artwork acquisitions and commissions

Unique works and commissions are not sold through instant checkout; each acquisition is agreed individually by email following an inquiry, and is documented by a Certificate of Authenticity specifying the exact asset type, behavioral properties, and technical dependencies of the work, as described on the work’s own page and in the Acquisition page.

Because each 1/1 work is a unique, non-fungible item and — in the case of commissions — built or configured to the collector’s specific context, these acquisitions fall under the “custom-made or clearly personalized goods” exception to the statutory right of withdrawal (Art. 103.c, Real Decreto Legislativo 1/2007, TRLGDCU), where applicable to the specific transaction. The applicability of this exception to a specific sale will be confirmed in writing as part of the acquisition agreement, not assumed silently.

The certificate system (SHA-256 fingerprint, verify.html) proves that a downloaded certificate file has not been altered after export. It does not constitute a legal transfer-of-title document by itself, does not prove non-reproducibility by a third party, and is not anchored to any external, trust-independent timestamping service unless explicitly stated for a specific work. These limits are described in full in each work’s own certificate.

3. The Structural Intelligence course — what you are buying

The course is digital content delivered online (video, text, templates, and the Collector’s Kit documents), not a good supplied on a tangible medium (Art. 103.m, TRLGDCU). Pricing, module contents, and included bonuses are as described on the course landing page at the time of purchase.

4. Withdrawal right for the course — how it legally works

Under EU Directive 2011/83/EU (Art. 16.m) and its Spanish transposition (Art. 103.m, TRLGDCU), the standard 14-day withdrawal right does not apply to digital content delivered online once you have started accessing it, but only if three specific conditions are met:

1. You expressly request that delivery begin before the 14-day period ends;
2. You are clearly informed, before confirming the order, that giving this consent means you lose the right of withdrawal; and
3. The trader provides confirmation of the contract including this acknowledgment.

In practice, this means the checkout flow for the course must include an explicit checkbox — not pre-ticked, and not just a line of small print — worded along these lines:

This checkbox, and this specific legal basis, is what allows PROJEKTA2 not to offer a 14-day money-back guarantee on the course — not the mere absence of a refund policy, which on its own would not be legally sufficient for a distance sale of digital content to an EU consumer. The course purchase flow must include this checkbox before payment is taken, and the order confirmation email should restate this acknowledgment in writing.

Separately from the legal withdrawal right, the free Module 1 preview (see the course landing page) serves as the practical way for a prospective buyer to evaluate the course before paying, which is the commercial substitute for a refund window.

Nothing in this section overrides the statutory legal guarantee of conformity for digital content (Art. 114 et seq. TRLGDCU / Directive (EU) 2019/770): if the course content is defective, materially different from its description, or not delivered, you retain your legal remedies regardless of this withdrawal waiver.

5. Course access and the Collector’s Kit

Purchase of the course grants a personal, non-transferable license to access the modules and use the Collector’s Kit templates (contractual clauses, due diligence checklist, certificate template) for your own acquisitions — the Kit is explicitly designed to be usable with any artist or platform, not exclusively PROJEKTA2 works. Redistribution, resale, or public republication of the course content or Kit templates as your own is not permitted.

The Kit’s contractual clauses and checklist are provided as drafting aids and educational material; as stated within the Kit itself, they are not a substitute for review by a qualified lawyer before use in an actual transaction.

6. Payment and pricing

Prices are displayed in EUR and include applicable taxes unless stated otherwise. Payment is processed by [name of payment processor]; PROJEKTA2 does not store full payment card details. The “Founding Collector Program” introductory pricing on 1/1 works is time- and quantity-limited as described on the acquisition pages, and the current price at the time of a confirmed sale applies.

7. Intellectual property

All works, code, and course content remain the intellectual property of [legal name] unless a specific written agreement states otherwise. See the Legal Notice and the Copyright & License Terms for Artworks for the detailed intellectual-property statements.

8. Liability

Artworks depending on browser-based technologies (WebGL, Web Audio, crypto.subtle) require a reasonably current browser and, for certificate generation, a secure (HTTPS) context. PROJEKTA2 is not liable for failures caused by unsupported browsers, third-party service interruptions, or circumstances beyond reasonable control, without prejudice to your statutory rights as a consumer.

9. Complaints and dispute resolution

If you have a complaint, contact [email protected] first so it can be resolved directly. Please note that the European Commission’s centralized Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform was discontinued on 20 July 2025 (Regulation (EU) 2024/3228) and no longer accepts or displays claims; it should not be referenced or linked as a live option. EU consumers may instead contact:

• The European Consumer Centre network (ECC-Net), for cross-border EU disputes — in Spain, Centro Europeo del Consumidor en España.
• Spain’s Sistema Arbitral de Consumo (consumer arbitration boards, “Juntas Arbitrales de Consumo”), where the trader is adhered to the system.
• Your local municipal or regional consumer protection office (OMIC / Oficina de Consumo).

10. Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by Spanish law. Any dispute not subject to mandatory consumer jurisdiction rules will be submitted to the courts of [Girona / applicable judicial district], without prejudice to a consumer’s right to bring proceedings in the courts of their own domicile.