Eric De Giuli: links

Art Blocks records Mazinaw as a 256-work collection released on April 7, 2022.

Art Blocks records Calian as a 256-work collection released on March 1, 2023.

The Glass marketplace record documents its 300 works and trait structure.

Jordan Kantor speaks with De Giuli about his education, artistic process, physics, and Calian.

Verse Talks traces De Giuli’s path from early generative experiments to Zero (Broken Symmetry).

PROOF presents an interview and project record for cathedral study.

Outposts discusses the reception and pseudonymous history of impossible cathedrals.

The Generative Art Museum reviews the historical and contemporary scope of the 2024 Berlin summit.

ZKM documents the 2024 Generative Art Summit and De Giuli’s participation in its art-and-science program.

The summit’s dedicated program describes De Giuli’s contribution on the changing relationship between art and science.

Verse presents Zero (Broken Symmetry) as an evolving computational treatment of instability and emergence.

SOLOS lists De Giuli’s Zero (Broken Symmetry) among its September 2025 exhibitions.

Verse’s All At Once record names De Giuli among the artist members of GrailersDAO.

De Giuli’s research examines the emergence of order and broken symmetry in random languages.

Lalegani and De Giuli analyze the robustness of a model connecting syntax with phase transitions.

Mosam, Vidaurre, and De Giuli connect long timescales and predictive complexity to a transition in Markov models.

De Giuli develops a control-theoretic interpretation of noise in stochastic systems.

Le Random catalogues Calian #238 and preserves the artist’s extended account of the project.

Art Blocks documents the generative attributes and provenance context of Mazinaw #74.

Raster maintains De Giuli’s oeuvre and activity archive.

Art Blocks profiles De Giuli’s scientific and artistic development across multiple bodies of work.

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