Image Licensing

Licensing Policy

All artworks, images, videos, texts, visual compositions and related materials published on Dream of a Night in Giza are protected by copyright and remain the intellectual property of Dan Aug, unless otherwise expressly stated in writing.

No image or visual material from this website may be copied, reproduced, modified, distributed, published, sold, licensed, incorporated into another work, used for commercial purposes, or used in digital or printed media without prior written authorization.

Available Licensing Uses

Licensing may be considered for selected cultural, academic, editorial, museum, publishing, documentary, educational, exhibition and commercial projects.

• Editorial and press use
• Museum, gallery and exhibition materials
• Academic, educational and research publications
• Books, catalogues and cultural publications
• Documentary and audiovisual projects
• Curatorial presentations and institutional programs
• Commercial licensing subject to written agreement

Rights Reserved

All rights are reserved by Dan Aug. Permission to view the artworks on this website does not grant permission to reproduce, download, alter, sell, license, mint, tokenize, scrape, train artificial intelligence systems, or otherwise exploit the images.

Any authorized use must include proper credit to Dan Aug and must follow the specific terms established in a written licensing agreement.

AI, NFT and Digital Use

The artworks and images published on this website may not be used for artificial intelligence training, dataset creation, generative image systems, NFT minting, blockchain tokenization, automated scraping, or synthetic visual reproduction without explicit written permission from Dan Aug.

How to Request a License

To request permission or licensing information, please contact Dan Aug and include the title of the artwork, the intended use, the format, the territory, the duration of use, the publication or project name, and any relevant institutional or commercial details.

Each request is reviewed individually. Authorization is only valid when granted in writing.