Harvey Rayner: links

The official collection record dates Fontana, identifies its Curated category, and confirms 500 unique artworks.

The official collection record dates Photon's Dream, identifies its Factory category, and confirms 404 unique artworks.

The official collection record dates marfaMESH, identifies its Explorations category, and confirms 343 unique artworks.

Rayner’s current biography records his English birth, Upstate New York base, code-based practice, and approach to randomness.

Rayner’s CV records on-chain releases, exhibitions, fairs, activations, and talks through 2026.

Rayner’s 2022 works page documents Fontana and Photon's Dream in his own project descriptions.

Rayner’s 2023 works page explains marfaMESH as an event-driven artwork built from attendee interactions.

Rayner’s 2026 works page documents Algorithmic Synesthesia, its visitor co-curation, and its subsequent mint.

Rayner’s Fontana thesis details the project’s motion, generative color, simulated wear, and technical construction.

Art Blocks’ artist profile verifies Rayner’s education, practice, and recent projects.

Jeff Davis interviews Rayner about his path from geometry and visualization tools to long-form generative art.

OpenSea speaks with Rayner in Marfa about geometric media, meditation, and the transition to on-chain work.

Hyperrhiz publishes an academic interview addressing algorithmic creativity, blockchain, play, and authorship.

Le Random examines artistic control and autonomy through Rayner’s generative practice.

FAD Magazine reviews Quasi Dragon Studies and considers its composite, collector-driven format.

Hyperrhiz analyzes the interplay of strict rules and randomness in Rayner’s long-form generative art.

Art Blocks documents Fontana’s inclusion in the Museum of Art + Light exhibition EMULATION.

The Museum of Art + Light lists EMULATION as a current exhibition running through August 16, 2026.

Bright Moments documents the immersive New York presentation of Velum.

Art Blocks interviews Rayner about Algorithmic Synesthesia and his Art Basel Hong Kong presentation.

Raster aggregates Harvey Rayner's tokenized works across platforms.

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