Artem Verkhovskiy x Andy Shaw: links

The High Tide collection page details the 745-edition generative exploration of tidal mathematics released in September 2021.

The Low Tide collection page records the 373-edition project released in July 2021 as a thematic companion.

The Total Strangers collection page confirms the 555-edition release of July 2022 focused on algorithmic human features.

The Art Blocks artist profile aggregates the duo's contributions across the platform.

The Factory discover section situates their projects within the history of open generative deployments on Art Blocks.

A dedicated episode of Art Blocks' Minters and Makers podcast features Artem Verkhovskiy and Andy Shaw in extended conversation.

The Buzzsprout archive preserves the full episode and show notes for the Minters and Makers discussion.

Apple Podcasts distributes the Minters and Makers series containing the artist interview.

The Defiant news article reports on the High Tide drop and its place in Art Blocks' market evolution.

OpenSea collection pages serve as primary marketplaces and archives for the editioned works.

Parallel OpenSea pages exist for the Low Tide and Total Strangers series.

Verse project pages provide expanded artist statements and curatorial context for each series.

The Total Strangers Verse page articulates the conceptual foundation linking drawing practice to generative output.

The Low Tide Verse page completes the presentation of the tidal body of work.

Individual token pages on OpenSea function as de facto catalogue entries with provenance and description for specific outputs.

The Total Strangers OpenSea collection records secondary market data for the figurative series.

A Pinterest collection visually documents the range of High Tide outputs for public reference.

The CV of Licia He records the podcast appearance as a point of community intersection among generative artists.

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