Anna Lucia: links

Loom by Anna Lucia is a 200-edition generative collection released on the Art Blocks platform on December 10, 2021, with each work minted on-chain.

Anna Lucia discussed her early creative coding experiments and the conceptual origins of her first long-form project Loom in this 2022 conversation.

Anna Lucia reflected on the influence of Gee's Bend quilting traditions and the technical structure of her Loom algorithm in this 2023 interview.

A February 2025 profile examines Anna Lucia's ongoing exploration of craft and computation across digital and physical media.

The Generative Art Museum maintains a detailed artist profile outlining Anna Lucia's interdisciplinary methods that link code, craft, and blockchain systems.

Le Random presents Anna Lucia within its collection of digital generative artists, noting her synthesis of mathematical concepts and textile traditions.

Heft Gallery mounted an exhibition that situates Anna Lucia's algorithmic works in dialogue with historical craft references and minimal processes.

Kate Vass Galerie profiles Anna Lucia's use of compositional instructions to guide computer programming as a core artistic medium.

Standard Vision documented an artist showcase that connected Anna Lucia's generative practice to physical quilting techniques rooted in Gee's Bend.

This is Paper featured Loom as a generative artwork series whose woven threads evoke both digital and textile aesthetics.

The Generative Art Museum produced a recorded creative coding session with Anna Lucia that addresses her methods and the evolution of her practice.

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