David Lu: links

Art Blocks identifies Facets by David Lu as a 267 artwork Factory collection released in 2022.

Emily Xie's Art Blocks interview mentions David Lu, aka Conundrumer, as encouraging her toward NFTs and Art Blocks.

Boing Boing covered Lu's eleven-year Line Rider project and highlighted his process writing.

Anton's Medium essay discusses Conundrumer in relation to Line Rider, synchronization, and generated circular track geometry.

Monthly Music Hackathon NYC presented David Lu as a software engineer, electronic musician, and media artist working with generative visuals and expressive interfaces.

David Lu's art portfolio records Selee Music Video as shown with Line Rider at Match Gallery, Ljubljana, alongside other audiovisual projects.

Lu's Audioscope essay explains a signal-processing approach to perceptually meaningful audio visualization.

Lu's technology archive describes Line Rider, Audioscope, Tone Circle, Chroma Tone, SoundCloud Crowdsound, and Spectroscanner.

Lu's music page identifies Conundrumer as his primary alias for electronic and contemporary music projects.

OpenSea lists Facets by conundrumer as a 267 item Ethereum collection launched in January 2022.

Verse preserves an individual Facets artwork page with collection and ownership metadata.

David Lu's about page documents his Carnegie Mellon studies and cross-disciplinary technical practice.

David Lu's GitHub profile verifies the conundrumer identity and public software archive.

The Audioscope GitHub repository archives Lu's open-source audio visualizer.

Vimeo hosts Lu's Audioscope video under Conundrumer, with the caption "What you see is what you hear."

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