Che-Yu Wu: links

The Electriz collection page provides authoritative technical specifications, edition count, and release metadata for the 910-edition generative project launched December 7, 2021.

The Sliderverse collection page records the parameters and launch details of the 5,001-edition generative collaboration with White Castle, recognized as Art Blocks' first brand partnership.

A February 2022 ITSLIQUID interview records Wu's statements on his engineering background, creative process, and the integration of physics and mathematics into generative systems.

An Art Blocks After Dinner Mints video interview from December 2021 captures Wu discussing the immediate context and technical ambitions of the newly released Electriz project.

A PR Newswire release details the White Castle x Che-Yu Wu Sliderverse collaboration and its significance as the first brand-driven generative mint on Art Blocks infrastructure.

A Taiwan.md long-form profile examines Wu's trajectory from electrical engineering student to international generative artist, including coverage of market milestones and institutional exhibitions.

Unit London exhibition documentation presents The Soul as an audio-visual generative installation exploring cosmic observation and introspective dynamics through algorithmic luminosity.

Edicurial collection pages record Wu's participation in physical and digital exhibitions, including translations of generative works into gallery and fair contexts.

M.A.D.S. Art Gallery maintains an artist page and exhibition record for Wu's early physical presentations of algorithmic canvases in Milan.

Artpoint.fr provides a concise institutional biography noting Wu's exhibition cities and platform affiliations including Art Blocks and fxHash.

Sessionize hosts Wu's speaker profile, summarizing his practice of infusing algorithmic systems with qualities of life and emotion for conference and panel contexts.

Contemporary Art Curator Magazine published an introductory essay framing Wu's work within discourses of art, computer science, and new media identity.

Artsy maintains a dedicated artist page with exhibition history and edition availability for Che-Yu Wu, serving as a reference for market and curatorial researchers.

Edicurial collection entries function as de facto catalogue records for specific works such as The Soul, documenting edition structures and presentation contexts.

OpenSea's secondary market page for Electriz records floor price, holder count, and trait distribution for the 910-token collection.

The fxHash project page for SoulFish supplies technical parameters and edition metadata for one of Wu's major non-Art Blocks generative works.

M.A.D.S. Gallery artist documentation archives early physical exhibitions and positions Wu within European new media gallery circuits.

A YouTube video produced in conjunction with the Chaos Laboratory exhibition at Taipei 101 documents the technical realization of large-scale generative projections and sensor-driven interactivity.