Guido Corallo: links
Selected sources trace Corallo’s generative practice across Art Blocks, interviews, exhibitions, press, archives, and moving-image documentation.
In the AB[500]: Art Blocks
The marketplace record identifies an on-chain work from Antennas by gcrll and its Art Blocks project contract.
Antennas recordInterviews
Corallo discusses his scientific visual education, programming practice, compositional process, and the Buenos Aires scene.
Vértigo Las LucesPress and criticism
La Nación previews Corallo’s moving digital installation in the virtual Diderot Digital Exhibition.
Art and technologyLa Nación reports from the opening of Diderot Digital Exhibition and describes Corallo’s work in its entrance hall.
Diderot openingBahía César discusses the edge-of-chaos premise of Corallo’s solo exhibition Apariencia del derrumbe.
Appearance of collapseGalleries and exhibitions
Espacio Pla provides a biography, practice summary, and selected exhibition history for Corallo.
Guido CoralloForo de Baires documents Corallo’s generative drawings and participation with Espacio Pla at FACA.
Espacio Pla at FACABahía César records Corallo’s participation in the group exhibition Un jarrón en el ciberespacio.
Un jarrón en el ciberespacioEssays, talks and podcasts
Bright Moments introduces Vértigo Las Luces and explains its long-exposure and particle-system basis.
Buenos Aires programBright Moments situates Corallo within the local community assembled for its Buenos Aires event.
Welcome to Buenos AiresProfiles and archives
Raster aggregates Guido Corallo's tokenized works across platforms.
RasterIDIS archives Corallo’s practice within Argentine digital, electronic, and generative art.
Guido CoralloKanbas profiles Corallo as an Argentine artist and programmer specializing in generative systems.
Guido CoralloMUTEK Barcelona profiles Corallo under his GCRLL name as an artist and programmer from Buenos Aires.
GCRLLVideo
The Written Images preview records Corallo among participants in an international generative-print project.
Written ImagesCorallo’s RandomWalk Triangles video documents an experiment built with Processing on a regular triangular tessellation.
RandomWalk TrianglesUse this research
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