donnoh: links

Art Blocks identifies planets as a Factory project by donnoh.

Art Blocks discovery material attributes Mental pathways to donnoh and Fabiano Speziari.

OpenSea records an individual planets token and its collection attribution.

OpenSea records Mental pathways as a 128-work collaboration.

MoCDA interviews 38‰ about the origins of Luca Donno and Mattia Cuttini's collaboration and their complementary methods.

WU Magazine discusses Donnoh within Davide Aichino's photographic survey of Italian crypto-art practitioners.

WangXiang profiles donnoh's minimal geometric practice and discusses Solar Wind.

MoCDA documents Not Only RGB, which featured Luca Donno as part of the collaborative identity 38‰.

Dreamverse lists donnoh among the artists presented by the New York event.

The University of Urbino hosts a professional curriculum vitae documenting Donno's artistic and technical activity.

Art Innovation Gallery's exhibition release names Donnoh in its international digital-art roster.

MoCDA's curatorial introduction examines the digital treatment of color in Not Only RGB and describes the contribution of 38‰.

Massimo Franceschet explains the mechanics and authorship model of long-form generative art.

A foundational research paper maps crypto art as a decentralized cultural network.

Green NFTs examines the environmental impact of crypto-art technologies in research co-authored by Luca Donno.

The NFT Market Report catalogues planets within its chronological survey of generative collections.

Raster aggregates donnoh's tokenized works across platforms.

ERC-5375 records Luca Donno's co-authorship of a proposal for NFT author information and consent.

EIP-8079 records Donno's later protocol research on native rollups.

Artnome preserves an artist page for Luca Donno and indexes works including attraction, sun, creativity, moon, identity, shadow dance, and solar wind.

Dreamverse's event archive describes the presentation of featured NFT artworks and artists through digital, virtual, and physical formats.

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