Anna Carreras: links
Selected bibliography of interviews, critical essays, exhibition records, institutional profiles, and platform documentation concerning Anna Carreras and her contributions to generative art.
In the AB[500]: Art Blocks
Trossets represents a landmark 1000-edition generative release on Art Blocks exploring modular emergence and Mediterranean-inspired pattern diversity.
Art Blocks ↗Carreras is profiled on the Art Blocks artist directory as a generative artist and creative coder developing proprietary algorithms for each project.
Art Blocks ↗Interviews
Carreras reflects on her engineering and fine arts synthesis, Mediterranean influences, and the rapid success of Trossets in this extended 2022 interview and profile.
Talento a Bordo ↗In the BRAVA series Carreras discusses her PhD research on generative complexity and the evolution of her studio practice across physical and on-chain contexts.
Bright Moments ↗Press and criticism
Right Click Save examines Carreras's work within broader dialogues on algorithmic art and encounters between artists and algorists.
Right Click Save ↗An essay in Right Click Save situates Trossets within explorations of smart-contract aesthetics and the visual language of on-chain generative systems.
Right Click Save ↗Burlington Contemporary reviews the Feral File exhibition For Your Eyes Only, discussing Carreras's contribution alongside other generative practitioners.
Burlington Contemporary ↗Museums and institutions
The Morera museum presents Banks and Roots, featuring Carreras's generative installation Bancals as an algorithmic meditation on landscape, growth, and code.
Morera ↗MUTEK Montreal maintains an artist profile detailing Carreras's focus on generative algorithms and interactive technology as experience generators.
MUTEK ↗Eufònic festival documents Carreras's participation with generative and interactive projects exploring sound, code, and audience engagement.
Eufònic ↗Sónar Barcelona lists Carreras in connection with The Generative Art Museum programming and creative coding initiatives.
Sónar ↗Galleries and exhibitions
Verse.works presents Generative Abstraction and Beyond Part III, including Carreras's work within a survey of contemporary generative practices.
Verse ↗The Generative Art Museum features Carreras in Issue #06: Input Output alongside other generative artists, highlighting Trossets and Discs.
TGAM ↗Expanded Art profiles Carreras as a generative artist and creative coder focused on algorithms that foster memory and new visual narratives.
Expanded Art ↗Essays, talks and podcasts
Art Blocks publishes an in-depth Behind the Code conversation in which Carreras and collector aramunu unpack the technical and conceptual architecture of Trossets.
Art Blocks ↗Carreras delivered a talk on creative programming at the Cátedra Telefónica-UOC, archived on Vimeo, addressing code as a medium for artistic inquiry.
UOC Talk ↗Auctions and catalogues
Artsy maintains a comprehensive artist page for Carreras documenting exhibition history, works, and auction results across primary and secondary markets.
Artsy ↗Profiles and archives
Le Random presents a detailed artist profile of Carreras emphasizing her Barcelona base and focus on generative algorithms and interactive technology.
Le Random ↗Right Click Save maintains an index entry for Carreras cataloguing her roles in creative coding and generative art communities.
Right Click Save ↗The Generative Art Museum hosts a dedicated artist page for Carreras summarizing her studio output and exhibition record.
TGAM ↗Talking Galleries features Carreras in connection with discussions on the evolving relationship between artists, galleries, and digital markets.
Talking Galleries ↗Carreras is included in the raster.art directory of generative and digital artists with a focus on her algorithmic and interactive research.
Raster ↗Video
Art Blocks Official presents After Dinner Mints: Behind the Code, a video conversation with Carreras and collector aramunu on the making of Trossets.
YouTube ↗EYECatalunya archives an interview with Carreras discussing her early interactive and generative installations.
YouTube ↗