Digital printing on flat ceramics is a relatively rare technique in the art market for digital prints that, for example, Artsy.net defines as artistic prints created with a computer on paper, canvas, or vinyl, or in which Saatchiart.com only considers fine art paper, photo paper, and canvas as substrates. But the development of digital printing on ceramics has added a new substrate of great quality and, for example, in 2019, Ceramic Place, a work by Damià Díaz, was exhibited at the National Museum of the Ajuda Palace in Lisbon in the Mostra Espanha biennial show. This session will present the artist’s experience in ideating, producing, and exhibiting Ceramic Place and will explore this technique’s potential in the art market, as well as the opportunities for collaboration between artists and the different industry stakeholders and public institutions responsible for artistic and historic heritage and public and private exhibition spaces, for creating and exhibiting works with this technique.