Ben Snell: links

Art Blocks records Cattleya as a 300-work Factory collection released in 2022.

Phillips published an interview with Snell on Dio, AI sculpture, agency, and material process.

Artsy profiles Snell's practice, Dio, exhibitions, and auction context.

Serpentine's Luba Elliott essay references Snell's Dio in the emergence of creative AI practice.

The University of Mississippi record documents an art talk by Ben Snell and summarizes his machine-oriented practice.

Sapar Contemporary documents Art in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, including Ben Snell, Cheuk Wing Nam, and Tom White.

Plexus Projects documents Snell's Bamboo Forest solo presentation.

Snell's Medium essay explains the inspiration, process, and coded construction of Cattleya.

Mint Gold Dust's podcast page presents an episode focused on Ben Snell's genesis work and practice.

Phillips' artist page provides biography and auction context for Ben Snell.

AIArtists provides a biographical and archival artist profile for Ben Snell.

Verse archives Cattleya as a 300-item Ethereum series by Ben Snell.

Design You Trust documents Dio with images and a summary of the AI-generated sculpture's material process.

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