Daïm Aggott-Hönsch: links

Cryptoblots, the artist's first Art Blocks Curated series, comprises 1,921 editions of symmetrical random-walk abstractions that function as an algorithmic homage to Rorschach inkblots.

Thereidoscope, the second Art Blocks series, comprises 630 editions exploring geometric transformations and perceptual structures through algorithmic generation.

The artist's primary portfolio site documenting current and past works including AI-assisted series, apeirographic studies, and exhibition history.

The Apeirographer's Manifesto, originally published in June 2016 and revised in August 2019, defines the artist's philosophical framework for mathematical art practice.

The Cryptoblots project site provides an overview and entry point to the 1,921-edition generative series exploring pareidolia and symmetrical abstraction.

The Thereidoscope project site offers information on the 630-edition series investigating mathematical vision and geometric transformation.

Our Lady of Ethereum is a 2026 alternate reality meta performance art project exploring the vulnerable depths of the crypto and cryptoart experience.

Max Cohen conducts a two-part interview with the artist for the Museum of Crypto Art, covering mathematical foundations, specific projects, and the concept of Slow Art.

Fedor Kossakovski interviews the artist on fractal fascination and mathematical art for Event Horizon magazine.

Alpacawhal publishes Doing the Math with Daïm Aggott-Hönsch, an interview exploring the artist's computational and mathematical practice.

The Museum of Crypto Art publishes an essay on the artist's journey through mathematical history and the concept of Small Infinities in his work.

The artist's 2022 NFT Awards 2020 finalist recognition for Ancestral Memory in the Most Innovative NFT category is announced by the awards organization.

The Museum of Crypto Art publishes The 100-Million-Word Birth of Art DeCC0 Agents, documenting the artist's 2025 project creating a massive character codex.

The Museum of Crypto Art hosts a solo exhibition of the artist's work in Somnium Space, ongoing from August 2020.

The Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro, United Kingdom, hosts the Algorithmic Art Season 2019 featuring the artist's computational works.

The artist's Revolution (2016), commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, is acquired by the Government of Hungary in April 2017.

Sotheby's Natively Digital: A Curated NFT Sale in June 2021 includes Cryptoblot #1044 from the Art Blocks lot, establishing marketplace recognition for generative art.

The artist's 1stDibs profile presents selected works available through the luxury marketplace.

The artist delivers a speaking engagement for the MOME Open NFT curriculum, documented in the 2022 curriculum PDF.

The artist publishes The multitude behind the Buddhabrot on viXra.org, an academic paper exploring fractal mathematical forms.

The artist's 2022 UltraDAO curated release Isles upon Deemed Rivers & Other Wonders presents algorithmic pixel sorting experiments.

The OFF Dakar Biennale 2022 includes the artist's work grandir vers les cieux in its exhibition program.

The artist's comprehensive CV listing exhibitions, collections, publications, and professional affiliations.

SuperRare hosts the artist's profile and selected works including the 2025 piece The Cry of the Earth.

The NFT Awards 2020 ceremony video documents the finalist presentation including Ancestral Memory.

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