Abhishek Das: links
Key sources on Abhishek Das's generative art collaborations and contextual practice.
In the AB[500]: Art Blocks
The official Art Blocks platform hosts the Cushions collection credited to Devi Parikh and Abhishek Das.
Art Blocks artist pageThe Cushions series launched on Art Blocks in December 2021 with approximately 200 editions exploring Truchet-based generative forms.
Verse archiveThe dedicated project page for Cushions describes the generative system based on Truchet tiles and connected components, along with the extensive feature set and variation possibilities.
Cushions project pageProfiles and archives
The Raster.art profile for Abhishek Das archives examples of his generative works and establishes his presence on the platform.
Raster artist profileOn his personal site, Abhishek Das outlines his approach to generative art, noting his background in AI research and use of p5.js to mimic physical textures.
Artist generative art statementDevi Parikh's generative art overview page lists Cushions and acknowledges Abhishek Das for webpage design.
Devi Parikh art projects pageEssays, talks and podcasts
The project site for Aragnation provides extensive details on the collaboration between Devi Parikh and Abhishek Das, including biographical information and the conceptual framework of their Art Blocks projects.
Aragnation project siteTyler Hobbs's essay on the rise of long-form generative art supplies critical context for understanding projects like Cushions that prioritize systemic diversity over individual outputs.
Long-form generative art essayAuctions and catalogues
The OpenSea collection page for Cushions documents secondary market activity and trading history for the 200 editions.
Cushions marketplacePress and criticism
A profile interview with Abhishek Das discusses his career in AI agents and research background that parallels his creative algorithmic explorations.
AI career interviewUse this research
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