Creativity Doesn’t Die. It Lives On Through the Work We Leave Behind.

Preserve a Loved One’s Creative Legacy

When someone you love passes away, their artwork, music, writing, and unfinished creative projects are often left behind, stored in boxes, closets, hard drives, or studios.

Without a way to preserve and share it, that work may remain unseen and eventually be lost.

The Artist Lives is a nonprofit digital legacy platform created for families, estates, and copyright holders who want to protect and share creative work with future generations

We provide a permanent and respectful online space where paintings, songs, manuscripts, and stories can be preserved so their voice, vision, and legacy continue to live on.

Because Creative Lives Shouldn’t Be Forgotten

Creative work reflects a life, a voice, and a vision that deserves to be preserved and remembered.

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    Submit an Artist's Legacy

    If you are a family member, estate representative, or copyright holder of a deceased artist and would like their work featured on our site, please submit digital copies of their artwork, music, or writing through our submission page, and we will create a dedicated page.

    All copyright and intellectual property rights remain with you.

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    Support Creative Legacies

    When an artist dies without recognition, their work can slowly disappear. Your donation allows us to create and maintain dedicated online pages that keep it visible and accessible and not lost to time.

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    View Our Artists

    Discover the lives and creative work of artists honored on our platform. Each archive ensures their voice and vision continue to be seen and remembered.

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    Visit Our Print Shop

    Purchase prints of original works by the artists we honor. Proceeds are shared with their families and help sustain our nonprofit preservation efforts.

  • "Death is inevitable. Only artists elude it. The artworks we leave behind ensure that we live beyond our stay in this world.”

    — S. Elayaraja (1979 - 2021)